As you get older, the beer commercials overtake you, and just like those fast food ads, the alcohol companies overwhelmingly connect you with attributes particularly important to your youth -- such as friendship, prestige, sex appeal, and fun.
Few other words in the vocabulary of Western progress can match its prestige and practical appeal.
While acknowledging that Mrs. Clinton has "her share of critics'' on the right and the left, the president sought to transfer his prestige and political appeal to his long ago rival.
A real estate agent will tell you the ultimate drivers of property prices are mortgage interest rates, school quality, shopping proximity, neighborhood prestige and "curb appeal"–that is, the esthetics of the home.
But recently, after decades of faithlessness and militant atheism, the clergy in Russia has gained appeal and prestige.
This protocol gave hunting a residual prestige verging on snob appeal long after social changes removed its origins.
But Ferrari is about more than cars and profit: its selling point is prestige, status and sex appeal, carefully calibrated through the economics of high-end luxury.
"But it's an interesting question as to why behaviourism had the appeal and prestige it did when it's so barren and shallow.
Such allies received "resources, prestige, legitimacy, and this appeal to the higher authority of the United States -- higher than the fragmented and fractured politics of their own nations and existing institutions," said Marc Chernick, a professor of government and Latin American studies at Georgetown University.
