Sentence examples for excessive prestige from inspiring English sources
They argue that the meaning of the Constitution should not be in the hands of unelected judges; if people have been persuaded otherwise, it's in part because the cult of Brown v. Board of Education has conferred excessive prestige on an institution whose tendencies are better symbolized by Bush v. Gore.
This excessive act of possession adds nothing to the prestige of royalty.
Driven by grandiose fantasies about themselves, pathological narcissists are selfish and inconsiderate, demand excessive attention, feel entitled, and pursue power and prestige at all costs.
I agree with writer and artist Alistair Gentry: such excessive art jargon seems only to "grant power and prestige to a minority of privileged insiders while trying to withhold access by the rest of us".
One need look no farther than Andhra Pradesh, India, where the temptation for lenders to grow very fast in order to win market share, prestige and profits caused them to woo many clients into excessive debt -- with predictably bad consequences for both clients and lenders.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
Then American prestige declined.
Brokers: Weichert; Prestige.
"But prestige costs, too.
