Sentence examples for status like that from inspiring English sources

It's not easy to change status like that.

The council ultimately aims to secure a status like that of champagne, darjeeling tea, basmati rice and Colombian coffee.

And Knausgaard does indeed seem to have reached a "writer's writer" status, like that of Marcel Proust, to whom he is most often compared.

But they said they had not had time to gather information on the others, so their status, like that of hundreds of other political prisoners, remains unclear.

Thus begins the long, strange journey that will alienate Willie even further from his past and cement his status, like that of so many Naipaul characters, as an outsider.

Preparing himself for the war that had become inevitable, Louis died of a heart attack while bear hunting near Munich in the autumn of 1347. Louis had wanted to raise his family to a royal status like that of the houses of Habsburg and Luxembourg.

The trials, conducted by the social network in conjunction with two universities, altered the news feeds of 700,000 members, to test what effect that had on the statuses or "likes" that they then posted or reacted to.

The experiment hid a "small percentage" of emotional words from the news feeds, without their knowledge, to test what effect it had on the statuses or "likes" that they then posted or reacted to.

The experiment, revealed by a scientific paper published in the March issue of Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, hid "a small percentage" of emotional words from peoples' news feeds, without their knowledge, to test what effect that had on the statuses or "likes" that they then posted or reacted to.

"They are not into status or anything like that.

It is Balanchine's god-like status that makes passions run so high.