Sentence examples similar to an object of prestige from inspiring English sources

A more plausible explanation is that owning a newspaper is a source of prestige and influence.

Basically: an exchange of prestige for either money or another kind of prestige.

Administering Libor is more a matter of prestige than a source of big revenue.

An important identified barrier in the interviews was a lack of prestige for publishing negative results.

Prestige's board is not staggered, so Genomma has the chance to push out a majority of Prestige's board, clearing the way for a takeover.

Sleeping in became a mark of prestige.

They bring a lot of prestige".

It is purely a matter of prestige".

"But they also want a level of prestige".

It's a matter of prestige and responsibility.

A lot of prestige recordings could use more of it.