Sentence examples for this special standing from inspiring English sources

This special standing is highlighted by a fact of symbolic pertinence to this study: it was a reporter of the New York Times, William L. Laurence, who the U.S. government drafted in 1945 to write the official history of the atomic bomb project.

Before the presentations began, a muezzin intoned verses from the Koran, including several about the special standing of scientists in the eyes of God.

No, the last rites on the special standing that the Fighting Irish's national fan base believes makes its football preternatural were performed by the university's athletic director, Kevin White, on Sunday.

How jarring it was to hear Kerry not just omit all reference to Britain today as he went down the list of countries and organisations that have voiced support for America's stand on Syria but then to give special standing to "our oldest ally" the French.

This is partly the natural career progression of an also-ran: you get a special standing as the face of the opposition, until the next election cycle creates a new set of faces.

You don't have to have any special standing".

But the administration's draft gives the Central Intelligence Agency special standing.

But faculty members deserve a special standing in how a university is run, she said.

Several cousins sought input from relatives in Israel, saying their views would have special standing.

Banking, because it oils the crucial wheels of commerce, has a special standing in our world.

Those Christians are seen by both sides as having having a special standing internationally.