Sentence examples similar to objects of prestige from inspiring English sources

Mr. Coquery said: "These were not objects of utility but symbols of prestige.

It turned out to be a sperm-whale tooth; such objects, known as tabua in Fijian society, circulated as currency, and as items of prestige and power.

Loathed by most locals, according to James, the Daylesford he describes is a purveyor of "tasteful objects", which "radiates prestige", sporting "a whole New Age massage, yogaromatherapy wing, apparently staffed by Tibetan Buddhist monks".

Sleeping in became a mark of prestige.

America alone has that kind of prestige.

Each field has tiers of prestige.

They bring a lot of prestige".

It is purely a matter of prestige".

Basically: an exchange of prestige for either money or another kind of prestige.

"But they also want a level of prestige".

Here and there came moments of prestige and drama.