Sentence examples for prestige so much from inspiring English sources

And of course nobody thirsts for prestige so much as people who already have heaps of it.

Nintendo's online offerings tend to flatter to deceive but here there's everything that could be wished for, outside of a more persistent element like rankings, perhaps – but then, Mario Kart's never really been about prestige so much as one-off races and clonking your mate with a red shell.

But the perception that the New York shows are slipping in prestige -- so much so that many designers and journalists say that the atmosphere in the tents resembles a trade show -- comes at a critical time in the industry.

Never, in the fields of leisure and national prestige, has so much dirt been scrubbed so expensively and with so much hope invested in the particles.

"It would have brought so much prestige".

"Dexter" still attracts more viewers, but the network has never had a show with so much prestige value.

Of course China does not normally allow those things anyway and, having staked so much prestige on the games, is in no mood to loosen up now.

And if the stage adaptation of a book is already a proven West End hit (the prestige! the advance sales!), so much the better.

… [T]he thing that brought so much prestige to this country is that every launch, every landing on the Moon, and every walk on the Moon was given freely to the world in real time.

During George Sheehan's final days -- he died in 1993 at 74 -- he seemed finally to realize that fame and prestige don't matter so much; they don't last.

Founded in 1969 to honor the year's best novel published in Britain, Ireland and the Commonwealth, the Booker Prize has acquired so much prestige that its conferral is an event of national importance.