Sentence examples for true badge from inspiring English sources

On red carpets, she favors long dark coats and boots; in 2015, she was included in a Daily Mail article about the "worst dressed" at the BAFTAs, a true badge of honor for anybody with her own sense of style.

In my view, the true badges of courage belong to the women who sacrificed their wishes and their instincts to their loved ones' demands.

Check in and then write a review of that business (in that order) and you'll receive the "True Yelper" badge.

And even special badges for checking in and completing certain tasks within a certain time period, such as (Checking in THEN writing a review on the place you checked into-True Yelper badge).

The claim is true, and with the badge's free-entry status now being exploited by a growing number of families across the U.K., the BBC is now tackling the ruse head on.

To a lesser extent, the same is true with the Crunked badge (4 or more stops in one night, implying you're drunk — which is probably true) and others.

Even the Jacobins' dress distinguished "true patriots": those who wore badges of patriotism like the liberty cap on their heads, or the cocarde tricolore (a red, white and blue rosette) on their hats or even on their lapels.

Even within the narrow confines of Whitehall, MI6 officers would work "undercover" and turn up to meetings with name badges which hid their true work.

That is a badge of honour only a true cricket fan knows, isn't it?

From this, Tinder promises to calculate your true height and give you a verification badge on your profile.

We are all so busy, it's true, and I can wear my busyness badge with the best of them.