Sentence examples for prestigious thing from inspiring English sources

"The Grammys are still a very prestigious thing to have in your gun belt".

An old, prestigious thing still deserves its prestige, but for a heretofore undiscovered reason.

"My father … wants me to live in the closet and marry a man to promote my social status, and he thinks marriage is a prestigious thing," she said.

"Conspicuous nonconsumption has become the more prestigious thing, the idea that you don't need a whole bunch of stuff, only the good earth and the open horizon and the chance to rectify your cardiovascular system".

"A lot of people see having a coach as a prestigious thing, whereas going to a career counselor is often associated with having a problem," said Maria Greco, a licensed professional counselor in Boulder with a Ph.D. in university administration.

When, as a private attorney, she had later written a brief critical of Roe, it had not been because she shared its views, but because she had wanted to build an appellate practice and "filing briefs in the Supreme Court is a prestigious thing to do".

Pole dance has clearly moved beyond strip clubs and is moving on to more prestigious things.

The whole "most prestigious in Europe" thing is up for debate, but since Qatar signed a €5 million ($6.3 million) sponsorship deal with the venue in 2008, it's definitely one of the snazziest, up there with the Dubai World Cup and Japan Cup elsewhere.

It is expected to report early next month, and is duly bouncing around and staffing up and holding hearings and all the things that prestigious commissions do.

But ensuring my students a well-paid, prestigious job was the furthest thing from my mind.

But it now has one more thing: the most prestigious prize in journalism.