Sentence examples for express prestige from inspiring English sources

PC2 seems to separate measures that express Popularity from those that express Prestige.

"It was a very good thing that it was never set up by the court or by competing principalities looking to express their prestige through their theatres and opera houses and orchestras and dance companies.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, Palermo elected modernism (Art Nouveau) to express the wealth and prestige of a thriving entrepreneurial class that built theatres rather than churches.

Instead, its prestige was expressed in proportion and restraint – new benchmarks of taste for Britain.

Expressing gratitude for the prestige that Pulp Fiction conferred onto his company, Weinstein once said: "Miramax is the house Quentin Tarantino built.

It's hard to say which improbability trumps which -- Thurmond getting lured in, the proposal being approved or Everett and Kincaid lending their prestige and expressing only the most pro forma reservations about the senator's version of his role in the struggle for civil rights.

An American sporting executive named Charlie Stillitano even expressed concern about the prestige deficit when Leicester, and not one of the world-famous corporate monoliths like Chelsea or Manchester United, represents English football in the next Champions League, which brings together the national champions from across Europe.

Privately, Van Persie is understood to have expressed a preference for the prestige and tradition of United and Juventus.

Former SEC chairman Mary Jo White highlighted this issue in March 2016, expressing concern about "whether the prestige associated with reaching a sky-high valuation fast drives companies to try to appear more valuable than they actually are".

The London-to-Broadway express delivers its usual cargo of prestige attractions.

One defends Sartre and the other expresses sorrow for the loss of prestige.