Sentence examples for man of status from inspiring English sources

Such a man was a matrimonial prize; he would probably marry the daughter of another scholar and be welcomed into a well-off family as a man of status.

His ax crafted of the newly discovered metal that defined the era as the Copper Age indicates Ötzi was probably a man of status.

This man's world of status games, brinkmanship and bravado is neither illuminated nor satirised by the casting.

His clients, he said, were "the wives of the men of status" who frequented both country and town.

For all the wisdom accumulated in his 24 years in office, Flynn can't seem to explain why these men of status attract women.

In the 2nd century, emperors and men of status are often portrayed wearing the pallium, an originally Greek mantle (himation) folded tightly around the body.

Hesitation to socially enforce the policies was especially present when asking men of status and/or community leaders to stop smoking, but overall participants felt they could comfortably ask someone to obey the law.

With the Liberals having a hard time attracting star names to run on their tickets this fall, Jeffrey Simpson, The Globe and Mail's lead political columnist, last week captured much of Canada's indifference about Mr. Chretien, calling him "an anti-visionary man," and "the status quo man of all status quo men".

Whether it was accompanied with a note saying: "From one front man of the Status Quo to another" is unrecorded.

And for those who want to marry a black man of similar status, the odds are unkind.

Michael Sheen's Boldwood is dignified, proud and aloof, a man of gravity, status and tradition, highly respected by those around him.