Sentence examples similar to intuitive prestige from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, gyms previously tapped a not-super-intuitive "prestige" system that determined how many Pokémon could be in a gym at once, capping out at ten.

It's difficult to say exactly why that happened, but Labov's idea of "covert prestige" makes intuitive sense.

Another possibility is that the intuitive heuristics used by voters during leader selection varies as a function of the prestige and selectivity of the political office.

What prestige!

Or intuitive?

The prestige is gratifying.

"We actually shunned prestige".

Then American prestige declined.

Brokers: Weichert; Prestige.

"But prestige costs, too.

It was the prestige.