Sentence examples for prestige to from inspiring English sources

There's a certain automatic prestige to it.

Designers such as Torelli brought great prestige to their patrons.

The conference lent valuable academic prestige to the wellness movement.

I knew it would add prestige to Chile.

Takes real Adams prestige to get away with that.

He promoted abolitionism and lent his prestige to a school for Native Americans.

Like them, he has lent his posthumous prestige to an Apple computer campaign.

A currency printing press of his own gives prestige to a warlord.

It has the heft and the prestige to buck the system.

The European Championship is second in prestige to the World Cup among international football tournaments.

It's not very impressive for a university trying to add prestige to its image".