Sentence examples for title prestige from inspiring English sources
What concepts, ideas, and careers would you pursue for their own sake, without regard to title, prestige, or salary?
But at the Paris Opera, it is an official title, resonant with prestige and conferred only at the mysterious discretion of the director.
Other hierarchies beyond those dependent simply on money, such as caste differences, inherited prestige, title or office, have become less sure too.
Yet even the coronation came with a caveat: in 1990 he was named general director, not general manager, which is the prestige title in Met tradition.
While the weekend between Transformers and Potter served as the perfect window for Fox to launch a prestige title (The Tree of Life), other distributors picked the date to dump Hollywood product that had questionable appeal.
Then Mackert told investors that A&O itself had been the victim of fraud after placing funds with Prestige Title of Biloxi, Miss., which he said had misappropriated the money and collapsed.
For those considering a move, focus on these factors before ruling out a job purely on the basis of a lesser title or job prestige: your individual career path, prior jobs, future potential, the companies you want to work for and the health of the industry in which you work.
Life really is too short to work at something simply for the money, title, power or prestige.
He does not deserve the microphone that is afforded to him by the title and manufactured prestige of his precious Catholic League.
Do not be surprised if these are titles that hang around in the award season conversation even as the fall's prestige titles are unveiled, acting in a sense as poll-position placeholders stubbornly refusing to be knocked from their perches.
