Sentence examples for compelling prestige from inspiring English sources

It's easy to see why the book's plot would seem like a basis for compelling, prestige television — a kind of "Walking Dead" as conceived by John Cheever.

The firm seems to have survived the worst of the summer crisis, but its continuing exposure to a moribund mortgage market and its need to expand its presence in faster-growing overseas markets have made the prospect of a capital infusion, matched with the expertise and prestige of an outside partner, more compelling.

At the same time that the chavs were sucking away Burberry's prestige, Bravo thought the brand was not putting out a compelling fashion message.

Second, our storyline may not have been compelling to the college-age students, being in the role of an apprentice is somewhat low prestige.

The impending arrival of Pep Guardiola might demonstrate the heft and prestige of the English game, but for sheer implausibility and romance, there is no more compelling a tale than the emergence of this unfashionable East Midlands outpost as a footballing power house.

What prestige!

"Very compelling.

The prestige is gratifying.

"We actually shunned prestige".

Then American prestige declined.

Brokers: Weichert; Prestige.