Sentence examples for distinct prestige from inspiring English sources
The best letters of recommendation do more than just repeat the foreign national's resume; they offer clear opinions about the prominence of certain awards that the foreign national has won, the wide acclaim of the journals that have published the foreign national's work, or the distinct prestige bestowed upon the petitioner as a result of being mentioned in an article in a leading publication.
According to The Verge: "A well-done jump scare breaks down the same way Michael Caine describes illusions in The Prestige, with three distinct steps.
When he arrived, the phrase "a New Yorker story" had taken on a distinct stigma as well as prestige in literary circles, associated with chilly, detailed observations of middle-aged, upper middle class life.
"The concentration of imported prestige objects in a distinct minority of graves suggest that institutionalized higher ranks did exist," exhibition curators noted in a text panel accompanying the Varna gold.
Mortuary data from the site indicate the presence of distinct and parallel paths to status and prestige for men and women in this community.
The antibodies Sigma Prestige and 1C10 detected a single, distinct protein band of TKTL1 at the expected molecular weight in the TKTL1-transfected control cell line, and were negative in all remaining cell lines tested.
Processes like content bias, conformity, or prestige-based bias, which are usually seen as distinct from attraction (Henrich et al. 2008), are considered by Claidière et al. (2014) to be examples of attraction.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
Then American prestige declined.
