Sentence examples similar to shining status from inspiring English sources

Speaking last week at a retrospective of his own work at the Toronto film festival, the Canadian body horror pioneer became the latest well-known figure to challenge The Shining's status as one of the 20th century's most spine-curdling chillers.

(Their runner-up status comes shining through).

But America can still be pulled back from the brink and returned to its status as a shining city on the hill, thanks to the extraordinary power of grassroots citizen demands for change… as long as those grassroots demands for change are being channelled by someone with the guts of Ted Cruz, a new boy in town.Any echoes of hope, change and Barack Obama, circa 2008, are no accident.

This will keep an additional $1 trillion per year in Americans' pockets by 2030, potentially generating the largest infusion of consumer spending in history". This speaks to the weighty burden of automobile ownership that continues to dull the shine of status that private car ownership once offered.

DJs aren't always looked to as shining examples of musicians using their status or platform to curate charitable partnerships.

On the one hand, Kubrick would be amused and supportive of The Shining being the means that challenges the status quo.

Her status as an Olympian was a shining example of a strong Muslim American woman.

He has used his star status to shine a light on Arab American concerns and the work of the community.

"What if shining isn't really my thing?" Gavin had planned to take Stacy to boost his social status, but he naturally sees the error of his ways.

Tragedy enhanced Pollock's status as the first American painter, after the corn-belt realist Grant Wood, to achieve general popular renown, as a shining native son.

'Bye, Duncan's dancing bear shining, shining.