Sentence examples for marker of status from inspiring English sources

Humanity views ownership as a marker of status.

Holding such high office also brings prestige and, much like peerage or knighthood in Britain, is seen as a marker of status in the Communist Party-dominated establishment.

It has long been observed that in the absence of an aristocracy and the other insidious obfuscations of too much history, money has been the chief maker and marker of status and power.

But in an industry where earnings are viewed as the overwhelming marker of status, it's safe to assume that the figure is more than a passing concern for the contenders.

The size and exterior decoration of a house is a marker of status in much of Romani society.

Urban workers' successful encoding of extramural advantages into organizational categories explains why interactive work becomes the marker of status in a workplace divided by urban and migrant workers.

Cars were important markers of status.

Peter Austin Carss were important markers of status' "I was born in Whitton Way, Gosforth in 1959.

Many families regard house moves as essential for financial security and as important markers of status.

Since then tattoos of distant cultures have been plainly seen as reflections of ritual and kinship, permanent markers of status and role.

Take the famous washing scene, for example: Ellis takes readers through Bateman's morning routine, listing the luxury products he uses as markers of status and wealth.