Sentence examples for examples of a prestige from inspiring English sources

One of the few examples of a prestige horror film.

AB One of the few examples of a prestige horror film, it was something of a surprise when director William Friedkin – red hot after winning an Oscar for The French Connection – chose to adapt William Peter Blatty's smash-hit novel of demonic possession for his next film.

Think of a prestige TV series … any prestige TV series.

It's the definition of a prestige picture.

One may hypothesise, for example, that biases (or "factors of attraction") related to memorisation and verbal reproduction would be more favoured in the transformative than in the replicative condition, where perhaps contrasting biases related to "classic" cultural selection (for example a prestige, or conformist, bias) could overcome the strength of the former.

His most famous example concerns a butcher hardly a prestige or status profession who carves beef with the focus and absorption of a virtuoso dancer in an elegantly choreographed performance.

For example, the attribution of prestige to ownership of cattle may increase the cattle's total value but lead to other tangible products like meat and milk.

Rees cited lifeless prestige enclaves like Chelsea Harbour as examples of what we're getting instead, and blamed a loss of belief in the power of planning: "It seems to have gone out of fashion".

Do you really want a prestige class?

The deficit may partly be an artefact of an inadvertent prestige bias of the male students.

They provide a few solid examples of long-successful luxury brands able to maintain their prestige and relevance over the years.