Sentence examples for prestige of the from inspiring English sources

However, few have the prestige of the Ivy League.

The more important thing is the prestige of the voter".

"The prestige of the nation is involved," she said.

It derived from the prestige of the Arabic language, from the Arabian origins of the prophet.

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Already they are grumbling that the dignity and prestige of the papacy has been impaired.

"The prestige of the state has crumbled," said one of them, Fattah al-Sheikh.

Maximilian's energetic reign added greatly to the prestige of the Habsburgs.

And the prestige of the Al Sauds is fading.Rumours abound of extravagance and corruption.

Not only the money but for the prestige of the club".

Rapid and blitz chess also do not carry the prestige of the standard game.