Sentence examples for some kind of status from inspiring English sources
"What we want is some kind of status quo".
"Our main mandate is to protect people and give them some kind of status.
In Berlin, as someone making art, you have some kind of status".
"The only people likely to fund this were a medieval dictatorship that wanted some kind of status from it.
The idea of the nuclear bomb as some kind of status symbol is also wittily pursued in Amit Gupta's Option, a play that shows India in 1968 trying to reconcile Gandhi's legacy of non-violence with the nation's urge to demonstrate its scientific muscle.
And I wouldn't be surprised if they do eventually do some kind of status indicator along these lines.
More recently Mr Bush has started saying that migrants need a path to some kind of legal status, "not necessarily" involving the status of citizen.
People assumed we had some kind of official status, when in fact we had no status at all.
The report's mention of comprehensive reform suggested that Republican strategists were endorsing some kind of legal status for illegal immigrants, but it did not take a position on whether to offer them citizenship, a point of tense debate within the party.
Most people assumed they had some kind of official status.
By the late 70s Basquiat had achieved some kind of cult status amongst the East Village hipsters.
