Sentence examples for newfound status from inspiring English sources

It's as neat a symbol of Minaj's success and newfound status as she could wish for.

But Goddard's manner has sometimes been discordant with her newfound status as a voice for women.

Had the director made the error of letting his newfound status go to his head?

Alexandria's Web site was quick to boast of its newfound status as the only Arab university among the top 200.

But ever the optimist, she hopes her newfound status may give her extra clout in battles to come.

So the title of Showtime is deeply ambivalent: both a triumphant throwdown and a sardonic dig at his newfound status.

Tottenham will also have to move someday if its newfound status in the European Champions League is to be sustained.

Even Mr. Khade, with all his wealth and newfound status, does not want to offend potential upper-caste clients.

But in this new era of the Brics and Mics, Civets and Mints, the major governments of the south are enjoying their newfound status as powerbrokers.

(Bukowski would revel in his newfound status, poring over the proposals, and the nude photographs, that would arrive in the mail from women).

— Coach Mike D'Antoni quipped that the Knicks were performing too well for him to take inventory, lest he jinx their newfound status as a winning team.