Sentence examples for enduring prestige from inspiring English sources
And in recent decades the enduring prestige of the Ninth managed to spill over into popular culture.
If LVMH does go shopping, it will probably behave like one of its best customers: with price in mind, but willing to spend on enduring prestige.
The enduring prestige of Broadway musicals and plays has certainly been the draw for actors worldwide of late.
"I don't believe in the torture-meter, as if enduring that gives you a patina of prestige".
Unlike them, he would win his most enduring fame for crime pictures with low budgets and (initially) low prestige.
Fatwas typically function as temporary suggestions for proper behaviour rather than strict, enduring rules.In this section Sticks now, carrots later Bombs and truth Clarification: BAE Systems ReprintsYet fatwas do represent the prestige and learned opinion of their author, and so should not be taken lightly.
He might realize that embarrassing the US secretary of state and US president who have put their credibility and prestige on the line to reach a deal - a deal that was in your interest - might have enduring consequences.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
Then American prestige declined.
