Sentence examples for prized status from inspiring English sources

Today, cycads are prized status symbols.

In my household tamales have attained a highly prized status, championed by a family member with a commitment to eating well: my husband.

Downing Street said the unique cooking method – which takes its name from the metal dish in which it is cooked and eaten – was among a handful of distinctive regional foods set to be awarded the prized status this summer.

Red states won't like the idea because it's been a perceived boon to Republicans, and swing states won't like it because it means they lose their prized status in the presidential campaign.

They enjoyed congratulating each other on predicting movements of the shadows, and they prized status among peers over and above the liberating power of truth.

Bed, piece of furniture upon which a person may recline or sleep, for many centuries considered the most important piece of furniture in the house and a prized status symbol.

In Tabriz, in the west, I chatted with the owner of a store selling Nike, Adidas and Saucony sneakers, hugely prized as status symbols.

With the goal of wiping out the deficit moving into the distance (2018 on the last count) and the national debt continuing to rise, the three major credit ratings agencies have put Osborne on a warning that Britain could lose the prized AAA status it held onto even through the winter of discontent.

The Chinese use ivory in traditional crafts and carvings are prized as status symbols, correspondents say.

The Chinese use ivory in traditional crafts, with carvings prized as status symbols, correspondents say.

In truth, all children are vulnerable in institutions that prize status and reputation above their responsibility to protect their charges.