Sentence examples for prestige attached from inspiring English sources

Benefit from having Cornell's worldwide reputation, top rankings, and Ivy League prestige attached to your name.

There is such local prestige attached to owning a champion bird, hence the seriousness with which they pursue their hobby.

That may explain the prestige attached to the competitions in which Arthur (Tuna) Wullschleger is present on the race course.

What passed down through the descent line were titles, each of which had rank and prestige attached to it.

We do not weep for him today because of the prestige attached to his name or his office.

This might have sufficed when there was great prestige attached to working at Ernst & Young or Sherman & Sterling.

Individuals may be ranked as commoners, administrators, or chiefs; and varying degrees of prestige attach to different professions and levels of prosperity.

In truth, Boardwalk Empire is not a very personal work of Scorsese's: it's a massive prestige project and Scorsese is a prestige name attached to the opening episode.

No real prestige was attached to the position, he says.

The action of the second fermentation under pressure may produce especially desirable flavour by-products, however, and there is greater prestige value attached to fermented sparkling wines.

Little difference in prestige is attached to whether a student has studied at Heidelberg, founded in 1386, or at the University of Hagen, established in 1976, a distance learning university that supplemented online lessons with meetings at regional study centres.