Sentence examples for status of a sort from inspiring English sources

It's even got celeb status (of a sort): the recipe comes courtesy of Shilpa Shetty's mum.

The German body has now been relegated to the status of a sort of Bible society for men of eighteen years or above.

In the end, like the frontier itself, water was given property status of a sort, and we're still living with the disastrous implications today.

Apart from its embedded nature within ki, ri has neither priority nor independent ontological status of any sort.

The condition of its trains, according to Mr. Cameron and other experts, stems from its status as a sort of stepchild of the metropolitan-area commuter rail system.

Despite the Coverdell's status as a sort of totem of school choice advocates, no one has figured out just how many people are using the accounts to pay for a primary or secondary school education today.

Union Street, with its snapshot of seven lives played out against the backdrop of the industrial north, conveyed an authentic sense of the ways in which families and communities interact, while the very title of The Century's Daughter advertised its protagonist's status as a sort of living archive, a treasure-house of memories and stories.

The status of a wife, any sort of wife, commands more respect than that of a spinster.

Following bouts of food poisoning attributed to eating dog meat – whose legal status occupies a sort of no man's territory - the local authority in Seoul has had enough of fudging the legal issues and says it will attempt to bring dogs bred for meat at last under the banner of "livestock".

Wills (the posh, oddly plural version of Will) and Kate's marriage in 2011 sealed their status as a sort of Barack and Michelle Obama for Tories, and they now have a pair of porcelain children.

Freder's status as a sort of holy child is clear enough in the cut version.