Sentence examples for highest prestige from inspiring English sources

Among numerous European literary academies, it has consistently retained the highest prestige over the longest period of time.

In choosing Camp David as the site for the summit meeting, Mr. Clinton is investing about the highest prestige possible for the gathering.

The five grades ranged from the elementary teacher to the highly qualified graduate agrégé, who enjoyed the lightest teaching load and the highest prestige and who taught at the secondary level or higher.

Of the four factors that once gave the party the highest prestige of any rulers in Chinese history — Maoist ideology, clean government, iron party discipline and military power — all but the last has evaporated.

Then, in 1900, he was called to the Collège de France, the academic institution of highest prestige in all of France, where he enjoyed immense success as a lecturer.

In England and the countries influenced by its system, the highest prestige gradually came to be conferred on the judges rather than on the order of serjeants, of which the judges were members; even now, the judges of high-level courts in liberal-democratic common-law countries tend to enjoy appreciably greater respect than their brethren at the bar.

As a group the merchants enjoyed very high prestige and even had their own tribunals.

Tragedy never lost its high prestige in the minds of the leading spirits.

"High prestige!" Then he asks for my address and phone number and where I plan to be for the next 89 days.

Yet it is exactly the spectacularity of statistical flukes that increase the odds of getting published in a high prestige journal.

The handbag buyer, he said, favors "Hermès, Chanel, a Bottega Veneta — brands that have high prestige but are a little bit more low-key".