Sentence examples for least prestige from inspiring English sources
Usually when big movie stars show up in smaller movies, it's with an eye toward an award or at least prestige.
Because Augustus officially "restored the Republic" (27 bc), it was essential to preserve at least outwardly the prestige of the Senate.
Thus, the Venetian language became, if not the common language of the Ionians, at least the prestige one.
Almost every weekend from now until New Year's will see at least one prestige-type flick hit theaters, but that's not to say there aren't more expensive crowd-pleasers on Hollywood's roster.
Conversely, the EM group was least influenced by prestige and social orientation.
You will finish the target or follow the timetable at least for your prestige if not for your better grades.
Engineers were also least dependent on institutional prestige: graduates from less-selective schools experienced only a slight decrease in average returns.
FOR a product that treats motion sickness, Dramamine has itself barely moved in terms of marketing in recent years, with no national advertising campaigns since at least 2005, according to Prestige Brands, which purchased Dramamine from Johnson & Johnson last year.
For at least that time, the prestige and rewards of serving in the royal household must have been attractive, and members of the court apparently regarded the king as divine, his command not to be denied.
But when they arrived, the aspiring nouveau-riche folks were not accepted socially by the vieux-riche clans, so they looked eastward across the Atlantic to England, France and Italy, acquiring titles and lineages they felt would give them prestige, at least for the next generations.
