Sentence examples for What prestige from inspiring English sources

What prestige!

What prestige he had further eroded when the Persian shah Khosrau II (r. 590 628) declared war, and when the Byzantine forces began to suffer their first defeats.

But for a company like IAC, with its grab bag of Web businesses, it is hard to see what prestige or networking value Ms. Clinton can bring.

Starz's The Girlfriend Experience, which started on Sunday and is available for screening now, checks a lot of boxes for what prestige TV is supposed to look like.

Mostly, like the bandleader, they joined in a true ensemble effort, nurturing the roots of the music that gave them what prestige they've enjoyed.

The Return was equal parts brilliant, stupid, frustrating, and terrifying often within the same episode, sometimes within the same scene and it vomited garmonbozia on every idea about what prestige TV should be.

"It has me thinking about unconscious prejudice and what merits prestige in our culture.

The Wire challenged our perception of what a prestige drama could be at a time when they were uniformly white stories of upper middle class suburban angst.

A debate within the MoD about what expensive prestige procurement programmes - including two aircraft carriers, destroyers and submarines - will have to be cut or delayed, is coming to a head.

Aside from what the prestige of a festival like this will do for the film, or for me personally, it's like, O.K., I can fully embrace both sides of my life, and they're not separate or distinct from one another.

"The Peabody board looked at this and just said, 'This is excellent journalism.' " The fact that the Peabodys, like the Pulitzers, originate not from the industry but at a university -- and unlike Columbia University's Pulitzers, one far removed from the main media loop -- is part of what confers prestige.