Sentence examples for considered prestigious from inspiring English sources

At first it was considered prestigious.

"Being a dancer was considered prestigious during Soviet times," he said.

Government advisory positions are considered prestigious, and it is highly unusual for an academic to quit one in protest.

They see any form of latrines as an age-old fashion, backwards and a matter of taboo, while flush toilets are considered prestigious and desirable.

And mailing addresses are often used as building names, especially when the street is considered prestigious, like Park Avenue or Perry Street, in the West Village.

Though the trustee positions are not paid, they are considered prestigious and have sometimes been bestowed on prominent political contributors and loyalists.

It is an expression of nationalist pride and of the Chinese government's determination to expand overseas in markets that it considers prestigious.

As more of the prime-time TV schedule is turned over to reality series, which many advertisers disdain for their questionable or even sketchy content, the Academy Awards remains appealing to blue-chip brands that want to be associated with programming they consider prestigious.

Besides the cost, though, Hrubes didn't even consider prestigious universities because she was unsure of what she wanted to do.

The local Na Hoku Hanohano Awards are considered more prestigious.

Within JPMorgan, Chase Private Client is considered a prestigious perch.