Sentence examples for some sort of badge from inspiring English sources
To be the subject of the "Two-Minute Hate" is an unnerving experience, but I suppose it's some sort of badge of honour that they think I was worth trying to destroy.
Just last week, a churchgoer in Pennsylvania — in possession of a concealed carry permit and some sort of badge to prove it — intervened in an already settled spat between congregation members over reserved church seating.
Mr. Birney's performance in "The Dream of the Burning Boy," an eloquent, affecting new play by the newcomer David West Read at the Roundabout Underground's Black Box Theater, is the third he's given this season Off Broadway, a feat in itself deserving of some sort of badge of honor, given the size of the paychecks.
Whether it's food supplies or job losses, the likes of Boris Johnson and Liam Fox have made careers out of subverting normal standards of reasoning, pitching an era of employment insecurity and voluntary food shortages as if it's some sort of badge of honour.
"We're cultured [and] programmed to just feel better when we have some sort of badge of distinction," he wrote, "and all the psycho-social and cultural goodies that are attached to said badge".
It hopes it can define your exact identity, because only then will you share its URL on Facebook and Twitter and Tumblr as some sort of badge of your own uniqueness, immortality.
I haven't been to my local store yet to check, but I'd love it if they had some sort of cross-promotional badge so that you'd know if your June knows how to cook a product (If that's not a thing, get on it, guys).
I don't like to label myself or walk around with some sort of anti-nuclear badge pinned to my jacket.
He jokes, over coffee in a cafe, that some sort of breast-pin or badge might help him dodge occasional embarrassments.
'So a sort of badge of honour for killing people?' a barrister inquired of one witness.
Oddly, the price cuts have become a sort of badge of honor in Hamptons society, said Susan Breitenbach, a broker at Corcoran.
