Sentence examples for particularly prestigious from inspiring English sources

In 2003, Haigh made that break and went to the "not particularly prestigious" LA Film School.

Some lawyers may decide that the consumer bankruptcy practice, which has never been particularly prestigious or lucrative, is not for them.

Homey, old-fashioned, and not particularly prestigious, the meat nonetheless commands a high price at specialty all-whale restaurants, where businessmen and tourists eat everything from tongues to testicles.

Not a particularly prestigious list to be on, but I'll take what I can get.

So far as I know, my own relatives and ancestors are not particularly prestigious or notorious.

The dance halls in Dawson were particularly prestigious and major status symbols, both for customers and their owners.

As an example, VP of Client Services Anna Binder recalls one user who was not hugely impressive on paper — he was a CS major at not-particularly-prestigious school — but comes across as intelligent and articulate in the video: "Within 30 seconds, you say, 'I want that guy.'" (You can see a real, sample profile here).

Most experts say there will always be students who want to live on campus, interacting with professors and fellow students, particularly at prestigious universities.

In the process he provoked the hostility of the nobles, and, when he introduced harsh disciplinary measures in the army and displayed a marked preference for his Gatchina troops, the military, particularly the prestigious guards units, also turned against him.

Women choreographers have long complained about an uneven playing field, arguing that they're denied opportunities to choreograph, particularly for prestigious companies.

"It is very prestigious, particularly to come to New York".