social standing造句

Aristocracy has high social standing.

persons of high social standing considered as a group.

Further, the low social standing of the arts people must be ameliorated.

Men, being stronger than women, probably developed a higher social standing this way.

To relegate or confine to a lower or outer limit or edge, as of social standing.

Americans treat each other in very informal ways even in the presence of great differences of age or social standing.

The problem is that we equate our self respect to outer displays of wealth, success and social standing.

The first four sentences of Lisao are the only first hand materials for us to understand Qu Yuan and his family social standing.

Wealthy people tend to value subtlety in showing one's social standing, viewing "loud" displays of clothing as being in bad taste.

In many countries, where people go to college and what degrees they hold is a serious matter affecting job prospects and social standing.

In other research on social standing, he found that middle-class girls tended to have higher IQs than their working-class counterparts.

With the exception of cars - whose price and performance define one's social standing - in almost all areas of life penny-pinching is considered a virtue.

Any prospective member would have to face the Patronesses of Almack's, those doughty ladies whose verdict could make or break the social standing of aspiring debutantes with a single word.

In the early 1980s, teenagers used to carry their school things and sports gear in designer shopping bags, mainly to broadcast their social standing (showing that they could afford these boutiques).

Gillespie: What are the best ways to speed up the process by which race or ethnicity or social standing doesn't matter in fields that should be determined by merit?