Sentence examples for especially prestigious from inspiring English sources
What the public does know are brand names, especially prestigious ones like Cristal and Dom Pérignon.
"The awards are especially prestigious because they are judged by accomplished peers.
Yet while the administrators of private universities -- especially prestigious research institutions -- attack the reality of faculty governance, they need to preserve the appearance.
The role of the Areopagus was to be much reduced in the late 460s, and if the archonship was after all not especially prestigious, then the importance of that subsequent attack on the Areopagus would be correspondingly reduced.
Another image that sticks with him: the sight of two glamorous girls from an especially prestigious school, left unconscious, their faces scribbled on with markers, after the kind of partying in which Bellingham kids indulge.
Winning at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina, where 500-mile races have been run since 1950, is considered especially prestigious among drivers, who consider it the toughest track to master on the Sprint Cup circuit.
Still, the scene highlights the common belief that admission to a dictionary (especially a prestigious one like the O.E.D).
They are more adept than their less well-heeled rivals at working the system; that brings results, especially at prestigious universities.
Perhaps the most exciting aspect of an event, especially a prestigious one, is the red carpet.
His headquarters had been New York, but he also used that as a jumping-off place for rides in Florida, Kentucky and, especially, the prestigious summer meeting at Saratoga.
What The Social Network gets right, is that these two spaces are often cohabitated by the same people, especially at prestigious institutions like Harvard; at [substitute reputable school name here], the idiot who fell out of his dorm room window while clutching a bong is the same kid who discovered a plausible explanation to reconcile quantum mechanics and general relativity...or whatever.
