Sentence examples for sound prestigious from inspiring English sources

Internships have replaced them, he said, "but also fellowships and nebulous titles that sound prestigious and pay a stipend, which means you're only coming out with $15,000 a year".

In United's case, it might sound prestigious to be a Premier Silver member, but it's even better to be Premier Gold or Platinum, which require flying 50,000 or 75,000 miles, respectively, and spending at least $6,000 (Gold) or $9,000 (Platinum).

Make the position sound prestigious and challenging.

Pacific Games, eh? Sounds prestigious.

It sounds prestigious and probably makes me look smarter than I actually am but in fact it's a sure shot way to growing bitter and living in poverty.

These don't sound like prestigious heats — because they weren't; both were contested at the newly reopened Garden State Park, owned by the penny-stocks millionaire Robert Brennan.

It doesn't sound very prestigious.

Among its many honors, Singin' in the Rain was included in the first group of films to be inducted into the National Film Registry at the Library of Congress in 1989 and has been included on Sight and Sound's prestigious list of "Top Ten Films" twice, in 1982 and in 2002.