Sentence examples for how prestigious from inspiring English sources

"I don't care how big they are, or how prestigious a director.

It can't be easy to be confined to one building, no matter how prestigious the postcode.

But recognition, no matter how prestigious, for one black writer is not enough.

We got along better as my Russian improved and I understood how prestigious his real job was.

One of the organizers of last year's gathering, she says fighting for admission to a graveyard, no matter how prestigious and symbolic, isn't worth the energy.

As a measure of how prestigious teaching is in Finland, the New York Times reported recently that 6,600 applicants competed in 2010 for 660 primary-school preparation places in the eight Finnish universities licensed to educate teachers.

Gérard Mabille, a curator at the Louvre, writes about how "the prestigious urns and vases of classical architecture and gardens were inspired, indeed, by models from ancient Rome".

That's not astonishing, considering how this prestigious school aims to form, above all, graduates who can compete in the job market and fight against Evil.

The article is a tale of how both prestigious private school and a network of charter schools in New York City endeavored to overly try to build their students' character – particularly traits like self-control, gratitude and curiosity – and assess it.

A sexist article I wonder how a prestigious magazine can hire someone with such a narrow-mind to write an article.

But my experience was a wake-up call to how a prestigious medical institution can ignore one of the primary contributors to long-term health.