Sentence examples for perfect prestige from inspiring English sources

A reveal, a perfect prestige: announce that I had been tricked, that the listing was an elaborate joke, forcing me to shut the column down forever.

CamIla Martinez-Granata is a New York City–based writer.

IF it is not a perfect tool to measure the prestige of the journal, but there is no better.

From this perspective, Expo 2015 could be the turning point, the opportunity to boost Milan's prestige and provide the perfect arena to reassert our claim to greatness.

While the weekend between Transformers and Potter served as the perfect window for Fox to launch a prestige title (The Tree of Life), other distributors picked the date to dump Hollywood product that had questionable appeal.

President Hillary Clinton, he argues – tongue only half in cheek – would have the perfect candidate in Bill Clinton, who has the prestige of a former president, the experience, and negotiating skills.

They covet prestige and convenience, giving Citibank a perfect market opening.

In his view, "the combination of Robbe-Grillet's literary prestige and the innovative nature of 'Marienbad' was perfect for that moment in the history of taste".

"As a peasant, I hope to rebuild the Hengdian Gardens of Perfect Brightness to raise Chinese people's spirit and China's prestige," he writes.

In fact, this is the perfect landscape in which to fulfil a common fantasy: McKinlay Kidd (0844 873 6110; seescotlanddifferently.co.uk) offers breaks in classic, sports and prestige cars.

So many of us hope to come across that one perfect storm of an idea, but one flash of inspiration does not unlock the door to wealth, fame and prestige, or even the tiniest bit of success.