Sentence examples for formidable prestige from inspiring English sources
However, beyond its formidable prestige, there lies an influential message that reaches millions.
The church continued to grow in wealth and prestige, becoming a formidable influence in Philippine politics by encouraging its members to vote in elections.
His satirical song poems were a formidable arm against enemies, and his poems of praise enhanced the prestige of his tribe.
Through Jan . 14As painting lost prestige in the '60s, a cult of Orpheus emerged to become a formidable influence on visual art.
They have these formidable skills and tools that the world demands and pays for readily in money, power and prestige.
This decision was achieved with the votes of maybe 20percentt of the membership of the ASA, but it is still an irritant, and a reminder to many Israelis and those who support Israel in the US, which constitutes a formidable majority of American public opinion, that there still are some who under the guise of academic prestige act as agents of collective hatred.
Though The Public Interest never attained a wide readership, it gained great prestige, beginning as a policy journal that questioned Great Society programs and then broadening into one of the most intellectually formidable of neoconservative publications.
Even the formidable Ariel Sharon only just managed to achieve the withdrawal from Gaza, and nobody on the scene in Israel today has his ruthlessness, energy and prestige.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
