Sentence examples similar to prestigious expression from inspiring English sources

Last spring, the PEN American Center tapped the magazine for the prestigious Freedom of Expression Courage award.

India's nuclear project is seen as the country's most prestigious enterprise, a tangible expression of the nation's resilience and resourcefulness.

The resulting series, Ou Menya, won her the Expression Award from the prestigious agency Magnum Photos.

"Young artists unknown to the public or with no prestigious position had nothing else to do than to repeat non-expressive expressions with no distinctive image using minimal materials," Lee Ufan said.

Mr. Pavlensky, whose work blurs the lines between protest, revolt and artistic expression, dropped out of one of Russia's most prestigious art academies to join a community of protest artists in St . Petersburg

It is an expression of nationalist pride and of the Chinese government's determination to expand overseas in markets that it considers prestigious.

Prestigious, leafy, wealthy Oxford.

Prestigious summer plans?

("Exclusive," "prestigious," "luxurious," "envy-inducing").

It is a prestigious brand.

Few posts were more prestigious.