Sentence examples for form of prestige from inspiring English sources
While the Chrysler Building and other assets like art may bring a form of prestige, they also appear to be holding their value better than financial institutions and the broader stock market.
In other words, they claim that individuals are accorded a broad form of prestige, which affects their likelihood of serving as a cultural model.
"Art" creeps in to this equation mostly as a form of institutional prestige, like the Dubuffet sculpture in front of the Chase Manhattan Bank.
"In a country obsessed with linguistic purity, it turns a stigma into a positive emblem, a form of covert prestige," Ms. Lefkowitz said.
Meanwhile gay films edged into the mainstream in the form of the liberal prestige picture ("Philadelphia," "Brokeback Mountain," "Milk").
"If he hopes the trophy asset, which could lose £17.5m this year, will confer compensating non-cash benefits, in the form of influence and prestige, he may be disappointed".
Or does it mean that they've made the fantasy aspects palatable by repackaging them, wholesale, in the form of an HBO prestige drama, a highly stylized product already embraced by the upper-class TV audience?
Finally, educational degrees, the institutionalized forms of cultural capital, procure health workers not only with access to the labor market (financial capital) and professional and non-professional networks (social capital) but also grants them symbolic capital in form of social status, prestige and power [ 31, 34].
Developing local iconess helps build perception of prestige.
