Sentence examples for instant prestige from inspiring English sources
For this, he needed a clearly identifiable public enemy, whose pursuit and capture would bring the FBI instant prestige.
Part of the reason for the Abel's instant prestige is the $1 million or so that comes with it.
As with unmusical people who have a Steinway grand piano in their living room because it looks impressive, the horse's aristocratic associations confer instant prestige, creating an old money gloss on the newest of assets.
But think about it for an instant, and you'll realize that this logic is flawed: Those people are riding in the S-Class because, besides being beautifully engineered, the car imparts instant prestige.
A move by its football program to the Big East would add instant credibility, luster and prestige to a football league that now lacks all three.
She runs again today in the Tattersalls Millions Sales Stakes (2.30 Newmarket), which offers instant reward, if not the old-money prestige of Pattern races.
They are attracted by the prestige and feelgood factor of books, which offer instant access to an engaged audience.
The prestige is gratifying.
"We actually shunned prestige".
Then American prestige declined.
