Sentence examples for great cachet from inspiring English sources

"This will add great cachet, and a certain panache," David Roberts said, "having a premier publisher position itself in Hoboken".

But the calendar also has great cachet outside the tire community.... Annie Leibovitz's photographs for this year's calendar are a departure from the tradition in many respects.

"Goldberger had great cachet as a popular hero in his day," said Bert Hansen, an associate professor of history at Baruch College in Manhattan.

The idea that the law can be owned by a private vendor, or that one private party might require a license from another private party before speaking the law, is an idea that (oddly enough) still has great cachet among some lawyers.

Coffee's greater cachet has had a big effect on the bottom line.

In certain circles, hard-won thrift store finds still carry greater cachet than new imitations.

The new version, however, uses local anchors who are familiar to viewers and may have greater cachet and credibility.

It may be that if you move a drug up a class, it has a greater cachet.

Calling the development One Hyde Park is seen as a masterstroke, affording even greater cachet than its mailing address, 100 Knightsbridge.

Sunday Cardiff City vs Liverpool The League Cup final at Wembley Stadium is not the real thing in English terms, where the F.A. Cup carries the greater cachet.

Meanwhile, some conservation groups have begun a campaign to persuade American epicures to try species other than beluga, the caviar with the highest profile, the greatest cachet and the most problems.