Sentence examples for as prestigious from inspiring English sources

The design houses -- like Pininfarina and Bertone -- were as prestigious as manufacturers.

It has a rich tradition, although it no longer is as prestigious as it was.

This is because my adult novels are "women's fiction' and that's about as prestigious as "children's".

Podhoretz was awarded a Kellett, a postgraduate fellowship that, at Columbia, is almost as prestigious as the Rhodes.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Ali Farokhmanesh's father, Mashala, played volleyball for Iran in the 1980 Summer Olympics, but that was not as prestigious as it might seem.

Spanish may not be as prestigious as Mandarin, but it's an everyday presence in the United States — and will become even more so.

At most Strip restaurants, the notion that local ingredients can be as prestigious as Sevruga caviar and Santa Barbara shrimp has not taken hold.

Even at the height of Spanish power in Europe from 1500 to the mid-17th century, Spanish never became as prestigious as French or English would later.

Opportunities for recognition in the digital arts remain rare, and the Prix Ars, sponsored by the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation, is as prestigious as they come.

**Ira Berliner, "****The Jack Benny Program" ** When I first got into the business, being a comedy writer was not as prestigious as it is now.

Not yet as prestigious as The Crunchies, true.