The deal was seen as a notable triumph for imperial prestige.
This set collects one of the prestige TV era's more underrated series, notable for its superior cast and its willingness to laugh in the face of death.
Caine's other notable films include the thrillers Children of Men (2006) and The Prestige (2006), the latter also directed by Nolan.
And with scarcity comes prestige: Science would come to be viewed as a more notable and noble career than it is today.
Although the Shīʿite notables of southern Iraq continued to enjoy considerable local influence and prestige, they were inclined to identify with Shīʿite Iran and to resent the Sunnite-dominated Ottoman administration.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The alpha males of the German art world forty years ago, with the notable exception of Joseph Beuys, were not much engaged with performance art, a newborn genre with little prestige or money and without a hierarchy — a perfect niche for women, in other words.
* * * The alpha males of the German art world forty years ago, with the notable exception of Joseph Beuys, were not much engaged with performance art, a newborn genre with little prestige or money and without a hierarchy — a perfect niche for women, in other words.
It's remarkable that Ben Affleck didn't just recover from one of the most notable career slumps in the history of Hollywood to have a viable career -- he achieved prestige along the way.
Another notable Capetian was Louis IX, or Saint Louis (reigned 1226 70), whose devotion to justice and saintly life greatly enhanced the prestige of the monarchy.
Though best known for his music, Bowie also had a notable career on the silver screen, appearing in films such as "The Man Who Fell To Earth," "Basquiat," "The Prestige" and the cult-classic "Labyrinth," in which he starred as Jareth the Goblin King.
If there has recently been a decline of American prestige in England and France, it has not been a spectacular one, and it has not been accompanied by a notable increase in the prestige of the Soviet Union.
