Sentence examples for personal prestige from inspiring English sources

When he emerged in 1551, his personal prestige was immense.

They also sought personal prestige and cultural preeminence.

"My personal prestige was derived from success over 20 years.

• For Blatter, meeting presidents and prime ministers is a duty as well as a personal prestige.

Despite putting his personal prestige on the line, his neighbors voted down the measure.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in has invested his personal prestige in engagement with North Korea.

For Blatter, meeting the presidents and the prime ministers is a duty as well as a personal prestige.

By staking his personal prestige on success of the foreign aid measure, he is taking a political gamble.

George III believed this proposal to be radical ruin and used all his personal prestige to have emancipation defeated.

By exercising his agency with ruthless defiance he procured for himself the appearances of power and personal prestige.

It also is emerging as a serious challenge to Mr. Brown, who has affixed his personal prestige to its passage.