Sentence examples for position of stature from inspiring English sources

Why would she relinquish a position of stature she loves in Tallahassee for a long shot at a seat on a back bench in Washington, a thousand miles from her home and family?

Does anyone in this room know who the current U.S. poet laureate is? [Five hands rise, and a few call out the name Kay Ryan.] I'm sure she's a very nice woman, but even this position of stature is no more enduring.

He may have lofted to a position of national stature.

Streett suggested MacArthur be appointed ambassador to "Russia" or some similar position of high stature but low military influence.

But these positions of great stature faded to grey in the 1980s and 1990s, and our people became relegated to nail technicians, motocross riders, pastry repair chefs, and bicycle mechanics.

We considered three kinds of markers: The spike shape is an indicator of the taxonomical position, the stature of the plants is an indicator of breeding status, and a set of microsatellite markers gives us access to the neutral genetic diversity.

On the other hand, as Apple does move into more segmentation in its iPhone devices, you can see where the experience of someone like Ahrendts, who has successfully navigated Burberry into a position of regaining its stature with high-end customers but also continuing to further its name and products to a wider audience, would fit in perfectly.

To put it more completely, will we have another era of American position and stature similar to that of the last half of the 20th century, or is the American era and the concept of American exceptionalism a vestige of history?

I gave up rice unless it's brown rice, because when I stopped dancing in 2001, I not only became a big choreographer in terms of position, but also in terms of stature.

The goalkeeper had overcome her lack of stature during the side's progress to the final through bravery and positioning, but in Helsinki last night she was exposed.

AD-SoS changes were positively related to stature, and the rate of stature growth per year.