The Internet offers cachet as well as freedom from constraints that affect broadcast television, but it's hardly the best place to show mini-movies by master filmmakers; the Independent Film Channel plans to add the shorts to its rotation eventually.
Ms. Close had a kind of frugal grace that was fed in no small part by the offerings of B. Altman, Lord & Taylor and Stern's back in the days when those stores still offered cachet, brown paper packages and in-store pianists.
Naturally, for some, these properties offer tremendous cachet and intrigue, enmeshed, as they are, in the personal histories of their owners.
Guidance counselors like Jane Heaphy, who directs a college advising program at the Goddard Riverside Community Center in Manhattan, say that many students believe that private colleges, even weak ones, offer more cachet than CUNY.
In Kenya, Anglicanism offers social cachet; and in Rwanda, Anglicanism attracts those who prefer the Anglophone Commonwealth to the Francophone past.Some African Anglicans, such as Archbishop Henry Orombi of Uganda, reject the idea that they are clones of the Victorian missionaries, or of any other European model.
And RVs may not offer much social cachet.
Smoking, without its convenience or cachet, now offers too little reward to recruit new users; heroin, on the other hand, poses too much risk.
For Ko, Prince offered a different kind of cachet.
So as not to dilute its cachet, it never offers discounts.
High-tech endorsements offer clean money and cutting-edge cachet.
