Sentence examples for simpler badge from inspiring English sources

Today's simpler badge was adopted in 1997, and modified slightly in 2009 to mark the club's 125-year anniversary.

A columnist on Newsday, Johnette Howard, summed up the chances of a simple badge having any positive effect.

"Its importance transcends that of a simple badge or medal, to a symbol of the ideals that George Washington fought for".

Perhaps a Russian or German clone of your startup is a simple badge of honor.

"Something more primal, almost Greek in its archaic power, is at stake in 'Winter's Bone,' and its visual and emotional starkness do no not feel like simple badges of authenticity".

"Something more primal, almost Greek in its archaic power, is at stake in 'Winter's Bone,' and its visual and emotional starkness do not feel like simple badges of authenticity," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times about this film, directed by Debra Granik and based on the novel by Daniel Woodrell.

Pentland's experiments began with what he calls a "sociometer," a simple badge-like device that hangs from a subject's neck and records his or her movements, tone of voice, and location.

A simple canary badge was first adopted in 1922.

A simple canary badge was first adopted in 1922; a variation is used to this day.

How does this mysterious white badge, a simple piece of paper wrapped in a piece of plastic with a safety pin on it, prevent the man from stealing my laptop?

When clubs are changing so rapidly in so many other ways, the least we can expect is that the simple totems – such as badge and colours – remain the same.