Sentence examples for prestigious subject from inspiring English sources

"I mean, it's not exactly the most prestigious subject matter".

The results showed that subjects who wrote about religion were significantly less likely to choose the prestigious national brand.

In 1991, Fraser and three colleagues wrote a paper on the subject, but the prestigious journals Science and Nature rejected it.

But determined to study architecture after leaving school, he travelled to the US where he did a degree in the subject at the prestigious Yale University in Connecticut.

This crisis has been ignited by the deaths of research subjects at two prestigious academic medical centers and by federal sanctions levied against a host of excellent academic institutions.

The admissions director at the prestigious Dalton School since 1996, she is the subject of both fear and fascination for parents.

The feud between two of the nation's most prestigious imprints has lately become a subject of fascination in certain literary precincts.

Arts subjects are seen as more prestigious, and only about 15% of university students graduate each year in science or technical subjects.

It has become architecture's most prestigious honor, its adjectival use signaling the subject's place in the pantheon of living architects.

Looking at a cohort born in 1986—today's 28-year-olds Ms Macmillan found that the privately educated were more likely to enter prestigious professions, even when taking degree-class, subject and university into account.

When Telluride announced that Rooney Mara would be the subject of one of its prestigious tributes, some of the festival's cineaste attendees reacted with surprise.