Sentence examples for supreme status from inspiring English sources

I'm glad you've achieved supreme status in at least one realm of life.

He admitted that having the supreme status was "a bit daunting" and made him feel nervous.

Mr Mickens said that Pope Francis's breakthrough had come because he was willing to compromise on the vexed issue of the Pontiff's supreme status.

Rife with intricate inlay and marquetry, gilded mounts and hidden compartments revealed by the touch of a button, these objects were among the supreme status symbols of late-18th-century Europe.

"The Henry Graves Supercomplication re-established its supreme status as the most valuable timepiece in auction history, selling for CHF 23,237,000 ($23,983,140), thereby beating the record of $11m it established in 1999," Sotheby's said in a statement.

It is not clear how such a restraint was to be reconciled with the supreme status of sovereign authority.

It's worth noting that many anthropologists believe these Upper Paleolithic societies are likely to have followed a matrilineal structure, meaning women held supreme status at the center of the household.

In their reply the Allies granted Japan's request that the emperor's sovereign status be maintained, subject only to their supreme commander's directives.

We show that Myrmica schencki queens generate distinctive sounds that elicit increased benevolent responses from workers, reinforcing their supreme social status.

Sartorialist visionaries Phoebe Philo at Celine and Nicolas Ghesquiere at Louis Vuitton shifted fashion's ear cuff obsession (a look catapulted to supreme fashion status by Gaia Repossi) to a southerly direction at their fall presentations.

If, as most believe, Phèdre (first performed and published 1677; originally Phèdre et Hippolyte) is Racine's supreme accomplishment, that status is due to the rigour and simplicity of its organization, the emotional power of its language, and the profusion of its images and meanings.