Sentence examples for ample prestige from inspiring English sources

Since 1985 the University of Louisville has administered the annual Grawemeyer Award for Music Composition, a prize that carries a large purse — the last one was $200,000 — and ample prestige.

They receive ample compensation and prestige because of their presumed service to society: a better understanding of the brain, with eventual applications to health and education.

Their prestige is intact, they have ample endowments, and they get great students.

Inside Obama's White House, a prestige BBC2 project by the serial award-winner Norma Percy, duly received full support from BBC radio, with an ample nug (plug posing as news) in the Today programme on the day of the first instalment.

What prestige!

Ample parking.

The practice spread as a matter of rivalry and prestige to cities without a court but which maintained a municipal theatre (for example, Hamburg and Leipzig) and to other countries with a thriving theatrical interest and ample funds.

The prestige is gratifying.

"We actually shunned prestige".

It was the prestige.

The prestige also helps.