Sentence examples for immense prestige from inspiring English sources
The Attorney Generalship is a great office, carrying immense prestige.
The saintly Louis enjoyed immense prestige throughout Western Christendom.
It has immense prestige abroad, where it makes half of its sales.
The circle and the Moltke family benefited from the immense prestige of Count Moltke's military ancestor.
They remain in office despite changes in government and are accorded immense prestige.
The immense prestige achieved in these campaigns was maintained until mid-century.
Yet Taizong acquired immense international prestige for the Tang.
In France, unlike the United States, mathematics has immense cultural prestige and is regarded as the key to meritocratic success.
Outwitted by his French and British allies at the postwar peace conference in Paris, Wilson ended up surrendering his immense moral prestige among colonized peoples to European imperialists.
None of the experts suffered more than Hugh Trevor-Roper, whose authorship of The Last Days of Hitler (1947) had brought him fame, fortune, and immense academic prestige.
Though the country claims no official religion, Poland is among the most uniformly Catholic countries in the world, and the Roman Catholic Church in Poland enjoys immense social prestige and political influence.
