Sentence examples for real prestige from inspiring English sources

No real prestige was attached to the position, he says.

FRANCE may think of itself as a literary society, but real prestige is reserved for mathematics.

Yet, for your ordinary rich Japanese Germany's Leica carries the real prestige.

"It has a real prestige among Jews, and many consider it royalty.

But the real prestige of the 5 Series, and its continuing superiority, has nothing to do with the badge, and everything to do with what's inside.

"The dot-com name used to carry real prestige, but that certainly isn't the case anymore," said Michelle Slack, an analyst at Jupiter Communications.

Takes real Adams prestige to get away with that.

The big-money contemporary art world has grown so large that it often seems to have achieved nation-state status, while the galleries it comprises operate like feuding medieval principalities, constantly jousting for turf (Chelsea real estate), prestige (A-list artists) and money (from collectors' pockets).

They serve, by definition of their economic position, as real-time prestige inductions for the majority of others around them.

"Spending from the U.S. and international community is going to decrease," said Ajmal Saifi, managing director of Prestige Real Estate in Dubai.

Positive feedback from critics and audiences is another enviable benchmark, but perhaps the most prized is a transfer to Broadway, where real money and prestige (in the form of Tony Awards) can be achieved for an Off Broadway theater.