Sentence examples for a prestige of from inspiring English sources

It was a smart move: playing there developed a prestige of its own, as did contributing to its mix CD series.

The men's team pursuit has taken on almost iconic status since events such as the Madison and individual pursuit were struck off the Olympic roster, but the women's event is acquiring a prestige of its own at a remarkably rapid rate considering its recent inception.

Yet the fact is truly carefree clubbing is a prestige of privilege.

Taiwanese are proud of TCM therapy because they think of TCM as a culture prestige of Chinese people and see TCM as a gentle and harmless medicine.

I.B.K. has the sense of a certain prestige of power, and sometimes that costs".

Occasionally, people like to indulge in a little "prestige of form" to acknowledge this connection.

The 1995 scientific impact factor (SIF) of a journal was used as an approximation of the prestige of a journal.

One of the few examples of a prestige horror film.

31 32 JCR impact factors provide quantitative evidence about the position of one journal in relation to the competition and offer an approximation of the prestige of a journal.

Think of a prestige TV series … any prestige TV series.

It's the definition of a prestige picture.