Sentence examples for prestigious that from inspiring English sources

The awards are not London's most prestigious – that belongs to the Oliviers – but they are significant and highly prized.

Matthew's, a preschool so prestigious that the saint's descendants were rejected.

Takebe's career was one of the most prestigious that a wasan mathematician ever experienced.

By Patricia Marx The most prestigious watches are so prestigious that nobody knows they exist.

So many of these international events describe themselves as "prestigious" that even the best have to fight hard to maintain their standing.

But the cast is so impressive, and the director so prestigious, that it desperately tries to contort itself into fine art at every turn.

Yet it was the Oscars graciously recognising Crash with its most prestigious award that constituted official confirmation that the US had graduated to a "post-racial" society.

Add to that the growing number of prestigious venues that now review self-published books.

" …. it gives them the institutional recognition that somebody has this award and this is prestigious so that is important….

The organization said on Tuesday that Mr. Scorsese will be its 42nd Jefferson Lecturer in the Humanities, a prestigious honor that has previously gone to authors like Henry Louis Gates Jr., Toni Morrison and Robert Penn Warren.

"I chose a prestigious club that has an important plan".