Sentence examples for particular status from inspiring English sources

But it is rather unique and it sets the mark on the particular status of the married condition.

"Because of President Nixon's particular status in history, our exhibits get attention that is far more" — he paused — "acute".

But the U.K.'s particular status has created a loophole since Scotland is classed as a region within Britain.

In developed countries, in particular, "status is always there, but the shift in the balance is towards enjoyment".

They argue that although commercialization has made design appear more important by giving it a particular status, it has also constrained it by limiting designers to designated roles.

Britain has an economy where construction has a particular status and where a favoured way to nudge the economy forward is to get more concrete mixers whirring and bricks laid.

This last point is particularly ironic, given how they are demanding special status for particular brands of Christianity while bemoaning "special rights" for LGBT people.

Education was an obligation in order to develop individual potential and was sought for itself and not for a particular job, status or position in society, which is distinctly different to today.

But, he said, for newspapers in particular, the status quo is not good enough.

That's because many of the ways we look "great" are about projecting a particular class status and social tribe.

"Feedback from attendees at these events indicated that there was a consistent lack of understanding of Australia's current higher education system, in particular the status of Hecs.