Sentence examples for real badges from inspiring English sources

The real badges of honour for the more intrepid/dedicated/lunatic fringe of a club's support will be the pre-season friendlies in Norway or Canada.

"Being part of our system is a real badge of honour internationally, and that will remain the case".

The iconic white spines were – in their uncontested heyday of the 70s and 80s – a real badge of quality.

"Russell is part of a newer generation, players that take fashion as a real badge of cool," said Jim Moore, creative director for GQ.

In normal times, it is measured in minutes spent with the president; in the past few days, the real badge of status has been an invitation to see the disfigured features of Osama bin Laden's corpse.

At one point during filming, he got kicked off campus for trying to use his character's costume badge instead of his real badge to get into Google buildings, and trying to go to a cafeteria where he didn't have access.

Real badge, Barca stripes.

"Do you still have a Real Madrid badge on your shin pads?" he was asked afterwards.

Reviewers who use their own names will have a Real Name badge posted next to their reviews.

Afterwards, Arrasate appeared in the press room in his suit, Real Sociedad badge stitched above the heart.

Your "reputation" depends upon the reviews of your reviews, and your reviews get more weight with a "Real Name" badge, which prevents you from reviewing yourself.