Sentence examples for any prestige from inspiring English sources

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

Any prestige associated with the role is largely ceremonial.

Festival season has become a choice launchpad for any prestige movie with ambitions of awards glory.

It came as little surprise to me that two of my favorites among the traditional wines I tasted — Vieux Donjon and Vieux Télégraphe — came from producers that have bucked the trend, choosing not to make any prestige wines.

It's because of its parent company, AOL, that there's any prestige attached to it at all.

With it gone, there are no longer any prestige nightclubs in London.

Vinyl is as guilty as any macho prestige drama of fetishising smoking.

What it doesn't seem likely to do is garner Smith any further prestige nominations, or force him to stretch beyond his thespian comfort zone.

In her brilliant essay "Silly Novels by Lady Novelists" George Eliot wrote, "the severer critics are fulfilling a chivalrous duty in depriving the mere fact of feminine authorship of any false prestige which may give it a delusive attraction, and in recommending women of mediocre faculties — as at least a negative service they can render their sex — to abstain from writing".

If it were any other prestige TV series, the scene might go the way you'd expect: with a gruesome, bloody shootout.

My Harvard law degree is a big deal not because of any material prestige it may bring, but because of the sacrifice that it represents.