Sentence examples for prestige still from inspiring English sources

And I always felt that although the prestige still lies with esoteric activities in a university, probably the exoteric are more useful.

Any member will tell you it was the most important in our history, because it established our naval power, on which our international prestige still depends.

Instead of actors and musicians, it seems that an aura of prestige still surrounds the quiet, intellectual life enjoyed by authors, librarians and academics," said YouGov.

Although many Omanis have moved into cities and towns as the country has grown rich on oil, Eltahir explained, a family's prestige still comes from owning many camels, and people now tend to keep more camels than they need, which is part of the problem facing the forest.

Greater prestige still and a claim to imperial hegemony fell to the Saxon rulers when they broke the impetus of the Hungarian (Magyar) invasions, against which the military resources and methods of western European society had almost wholly failed for several decades.

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The first consul's prestige increased still more, and his friends—at his suggestion proposed that a "token of national gratitude" should be offered to him.

His prestige was still such that he was selected to negotiate with the aggrieved Western powers after the 1900 Boxer Rebellion fiasco.

"Among musicians that I know, the Pulitzer has over the years lost much of the prestige it still carries in other fields like literature and journalism.

After all, this is an award whose prestige is still in danger of being Al Walser-ed into irrelevance. .