Sentence examples for enough prestige from inspiring English sources

He also had enough prestige to get an interview with Lenin in Moscow.

He gained enough prestige from this event to act as dictator from March to July 1839, while the president was away.

Even out of official power, General Nasution retained enough prestige to say things that might have been fatal for a lesser figure.

From the first, Rebel's approach has worked: 20 years ago the ensemble, newly formed, won a competition in Amsterdam that netted it 10,000 guilders and enough prestige to jump-start a career.

Though its ratings have been low, I hope it has enough "prestige" appeal for a third series: it's unique – and one of the most exquisitely funny British dramas in years.

Too much of Crosland's silent work has been lost to allow us to come to any real sense of his personality as a filmmaker, though he enjoyed enough prestige in the 1920s to be hired away from Paramount in 1925 by Warner Brothers, where he was assigned to John Barrymore, then the studio's most important star.

BERTRAND TAVERNIER may be the only filmmaker alive with enough daring, prestige and just plain contrariness to have made "Safe Conduct".

And the two men who hoped to become Senate president outright after Tuesday's election -- Richard J. Codey of Essex County, the Democratic leader, and John O. Bennett of Monmouth County, the Republican leader -- presumably have enough personal prestige at stake to seek to recruit members of the opposition.

It will take years before the national government in Kabul accumulates enough revenue, international prestige and armed force to draw power away from the warlords.

But even if no single version of the SL since the 1950's can match the exotic attractions of the Gullwing, a number of successive models have enough presence and prestige to earn the favor of collectors.

That's because theoretically, the parents of baby Wingspan and little Banjo are showing the world that they have enough money and prestige to take on the potential social costs of their child's name.