Sentence examples for Remarkable prestige from inspiring English sources
Although there is remarkable prestige and despite my own insecurities, I feel welcomed here.
The results show a remarkable stability in the prestige rank order over 25 years.
Her credits include a remarkable number of milestones and prestige pictures.
But in a city obsessed with money and prestige, perhaps the most remarkable manifestation of this movement is a new passion among educated young Muscovites to follow their ideals, even if it means taking on the drudgery of local government.
The commission said Justice Huttner "displayed remarkable insensitivity to his ethical responsibilities" by using the prestige of his office to try to win a lawsuit involving the Murray Hill co-op where he lives and was a board vice president.
This of course had been equally true of his predecessors in the National Hospital: Jackson, Ferrier, Bastian, Gowers, and Horsley some of the greatest names in modern neurology and Holmes was perhaps the last of this remarkable group of men; all inexhaustible, forceful, and immensely able, who created the prestige of British neurology out of their own intellectual resources.
A1 Blair Resurrects Former Ally Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, promoting the remarkable political revival of a close ally, named Peter Mandelson as the new representative at the European Union, a position that combines prestige with influence and a high profile.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
Then American prestige declined.
