Sentences with phrase «as a badge of honor»
The phrase "as a badge of honor" is an idiomatic expression that means to wear, display or use something as evidence of one's achievement, courage, or distinction. Full definition
Why is it that you are willing to wear your faith as a badge of honor, even to the extent of making claims you can not even begin to confirm?
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Though somehow, we have come to use this word as a badge of honor and wear it with pride.
He was practically ignored by the Democratic leadership as a result, but wore his outsider status as a badge of honor.
Many business owners wear their lack of vacation time as a badge of honor.
Other rescues see how many animals they place a year as a badge of honor, even if they fail to make wise placements.
Don't wear your overwhelming schedule as a badge of honor.
When I first got into selling, I wore my ability to cold call as a badge of honor.
Don't see chronic soreness as a badge of honor but, potentially, as a sign you're not giving your muscles enough recovery time.
It wears its off - putting and moody nature as a badge of honor.
We use health certifications as badges of honor in our advertisements.
Those sympathetic to the false narrative saw the red flag as a badge of honor, clicking and sharing any way rather than allowing someone else to tell them they're wrong.
It rightly wears its simplicity as a badge of honor.
First, we all need to stop talking about sleep deprivation as a badge of honor.
Other firms wear their real estate operations as a badge of honor, but we consider ourselves a service business, first and foremost.
However, I do have a problem with a candidate or president wearing his faith as a badge of honor.
Frontier Americans cracked jokes about the «shouting Methodists,» but the Wesleyans wore the label as a badge of honor.
The number of followers one has on Twitter is often seen as a badge of honor, especially for an individual who isn't necessarily a celebrity to begin with.
In fact, in many ways, Kalanick wears the characterization almost as a badge of honor — proof of his zeal and dedication to his mission: to drastically disrupt what he considers a very broken transportation system.
In a culture where the world wears busyness as a badge of honor, how can we live under God's banner...
Not surprisingly, the Paladino campaign took the Times swipe as a badge of honor instead of a slight, immediately slamming (via Twitter) «liberal lobbyist» Lazio for receiving the support of the «ultra-liberal» newspaper.
«There's a danger that people who are disinclined to trust traditional sources of information will treat Facebook's warnings as a badge of honor,» writes Kaveh Waddell.
Aggrandizing long service, referring to «godfathers,» compounds this renewal problem and wearing as a badge of honor how many boards one has served on, or does serve on.
They don't see workaholism as a badge of honor and their experience is that meditation has made them more productive, not less.
We have kids wearing DigiTour T - shirts to school as a badge of honor.
But the downgrades pose fresh challenges for Europe's political leaders, particularly President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, who is expected to run for re-election this spring and had long cited his country's AAA credit rating as a badge of honor.
The problem Pedro, is that you, and the other fundiot nutters purposefully choose to be ignorant, and you wear that ignorance as a badge of honor.
it amazes me that religious folk see this word as a badge of honor while any logical thinking person sees it as a mark of foolishness or insanity.
Presenting abortion stories as a badge of honor is increasingly popular.
To run for high office in the USA with the background of a poor, even a broken, family is clearly counted as a badge of honor.
Gay's are flaunting their sin as a badge of honor....
And not as a perpetual temptation or sparring partner so much as a badge of honor, proof that we're intellectually rigorous, honest, and thoughtful — not the mindless automatons the world thinks we are.
There are Couch, Richardson, and Detmer jerseys worn half ironically and half as a badge of honor.
You seem to be displaying your young drunkenness as a badge of honor.
It would easy to point to the Eagles» four turnovers Sunday as a badge of honor — as in they were able to give the ball back to the Texans four times (minus - 3 differential) and STILL come away with a double - digit win.
She has worn the lawsuits as a badge of honor and said she is tired of apologizing.
Option # 2: After years of wearing busy - ness as a badge of honor, Betty wakes up one day and realizes that all the joy, passion and enthusiasm she had for her business has evaporated.
Many people, especially those in the United States, wear intense workout habits as a badge of honor.
Wear a slightly sweaty ponytail and dry shampoo as a badge of honor, says Perkins.
The grimy feeling of my college years, which I once prized as a badge of honor, now felt unsavory enough to churn my (spinach - filled) stomach.
We often wear our DOMS as a badge of honor and believe that if we're not sore, we're not doing enough during out workouts.
Haneke would wear that loss as a badge of honor.
So you can walk around wearing the monster you conquered as a badge of honor.
This is a dour and deeply unpleasant film that wears its gritty realism as a badge of honor, while failing to recognize the motivations that explain such behavior in reality, which makes him neither an attentive journalist nor a particularly good storyteller (at least not yet).