Sentence examples for easy prestige from inspiring English sources

The two-hour cut – simplifying the characterisation, amplifying the air of easy prestige – won the 1989 foreign-language film Oscar, and took $12m at the US box office (it's still the 18th most successful foreign-language film in America).

This latter intention is accompanied by all the easy moral prestige of multiculturalism, so it finds its champions on the erstwhile Left.

Getting prestige isn't easy – and that's the point.

"On the one hand," he says, "it's an easy shorthand for quality and prestige". Especially among students at the most prestigious Northeastern prep schools, he says that "Ivy League" still has a special ring to it.

Universities usually offer greater prestige and an easier path to postgraduate studies.

It's easy to be influenced by popularity or prestige and to go into a program for the wrong reasons.

Arriving in Oslo, the airport terminal is spanking-new, enormous and eerily quiet; all signs of prestige spending projects funded by easy money.

"It's easy, because the gift relies on the prestige shopping bag or paper," says Shugo Tobita, who worked in the U.S. for Superbag and is back in Tokyo.

As much as we bless the heady days of 1990s rave culture with the prestige it deserves, it's easy to forget just how ridiculous the whole thing got from time to time.

Since Britain is America's most important military ally, they will be keenly awaited in the Pentagon, as well as Whitehall.Were Britain prepared to sacrifice some of its global influence and prestige, those choices would be easier.

FRIAR'S CARSE WINS THE CLOVER STAKES; Filly Adds to Prestige by Taking Aqueduct Feature in Easy Fashion From Six Others.