Sentence examples for stature at from inspiring English sources

The headline read: "Prodini," or "Little Prodi," suggesting a diminished stature at the helm of government.

"It was a testimony to Louise's stature at the magazine," Ms. Bassman said.

"If you have any stature at all, you're always asked to leverage your connections".

Mr. Maughan's stature at the bank derived in large part from his close relationship with Mr. Weill, who remains chairman.

The other day The Telegraph published a comment on the affair by a figure whose stature at the BBC matched Savile's.

Gervais draws on a battery of grins and feints and verbiage to convey his need to gain and maintain stature at every turn.

Rather, the provocative president saw talks as a means of boosting his stature at home and abroad while touting his vision of a strong nuclear-armed Iran.

For the Chinese leader, the visit appears to be as much about consolidating his stature at home and abroad as about bilateral ties.