Sentence examples for no prestige from inspiring English sources

It went on: "I may have no wealth, no property, no position, no prestige.

"I may have no wealth, no property, no position, no prestige.

All are quasi-crossover efforts that will earn her no prestige in the classical-music world and do nothing to clarify the direction of her career.

Of course, this ignores the fact that in America, a Volkswagen has no prestige as a brand.

There's no prestige in pragmatism.

"Otherwise he has no prestige".

The class, arranged by Don, a dean at a no-prestige college, consists of two students, Gwen, who wants to finally complete her degree, and Avery (Virginia Kull), a smart 21-year-old firebrand with a black eye who's working on a reality show with her boyfriend and is full of lively pronouncements.

A few prototypes have run in London since 2012, but now the Dalek-like visage of the New Bus for London is to flood the No 24 prestige route from Hampstead through Trafalgar Square to Pimlico with upgraded models – the first full service to start making Boris Johnson's grand, costly bus dream a widespread reality.

The IR spectra were measured by FTIR spectrophotometer (Shimadzu, Model no-IR Prestige 21) to study the structural properties of the NPs.

No status, no possible prestige, ever derived from the damn things, or radiates from them now.

Amid its newfound prestige — no longer shunned, but sheepishly noted — the Golden Gate tries to cling to its blue-collar sensibilities.