Sentence examples for obvious status from inspiring English sources

It is the most obvious status symbol you can own and, unlike a house interior, it is on public display.

Mrs. Clinton's obvious status as a celebrity did lead many here to wonder whether she would eventually overshadow her colleagues.

For no more than an hour we enjoyed our milk and cookies and loved being treated with the obvious status of honored guests.

But some of those security advances have come at the cost of increasing vulnerability for the average Paulistano, whom kidnappers often single out based on an obvious status symbol, the automobile.

But despite the species' obvious status as endangered – not to mention the impact on the upstate economy if New York's Bigfeet were to be hunted to extinction — the state declined to act, reports Capitol Tonight NY. "No program or action in relation to mythical animals is warranted," the department's chief wildlife biologist, Gordon Batcheller, wrote to the citizen, Peter Wiemer of Maywood.

What had lazily been assumed to be the obvious solution the status quo, in which each country keeps large swathes of territory claimed by the other seems, if anything, further away than ever.

Compared with Keitel's nun in the original, these victims do not have any obvious tragic status, but nonetheless it is a case that has galvanised McDonagh, who appears at first to be playing by the book, even reproving his equally notorious colleague Stevie (Val Kilmer) for being too rough with a street snitch.

The coagulant factors (including vWF, a binder and protector of F VIII) and inflammatory parameters we measured are higher in emphysematous groups than those in SHCtrl when AT is higher in SHCtrl, indicating that, at least compared with simple SH, the emphysema (combined or not combined with SH) caused by smoke exposure may lead to a more severe inflammation and more obvious prothrombotic status.

They hypothesise that this apparent discrepancy is due to the fact that US physicians, probably unconsciously, attend to a patient's more visible racial and ethnic characteristics while overlooking less obvious socioeconomic status characteristics.

For kids growing up impoverished in Harlem, Brooklyn or the Bronx, clothes were the most obvious and accessible status symbols.

Because of their banal shapes, the clothes seemed to be for someone in retreat not so much from fashion but from obvious expressions of status or sexuality.