For example, all of Korean Air's new Airbus A380s deployed on routes like New York-Seoul, or Los Angeles-Seoul (in October) offer its true lie-flat "Prestige Sleeper" seats; other long haul aircraft offer a mix of slanted lie-flat and true lie-flat seats.
By the beginning of the new season, he's starred in a popular biopic about his hero, the racehorse Secretariat, and is helming a gritty, True Detective-esque prestige series called Philbert.
Bringing true-crime reenactments to prestige TV, "The Jinx" employs newspaper headlines, diary excerpts, investigative footage and interviews with Durst's affiliates (including family members, attorneys, friends of his wife and others) to piece together a mystery that has no probable solution.
As in recent years, the Emmy program seemed to want to bask in that prestige while staying true to its own nature: pleased with itself and a little smarmy.
It's also based on reality that there is no alternative pathway to success or a good career other than a prestige degree, this was true 50 years ago, and it's just as true today".
Part of it is the feeling of belonging to an exclusive club: A watch that is unrecognizable to the untrained eye is all the more valuable, from a prestige perspective, to a true watch nut.
The true neighbor will risk his position, his prestige, and even his life for the welfare of others".
"Arrival" is the more demonstrative of the two, a true character study dressed up in sci-fi prestige.
Prestige dramatisation finds little to add to a true story that's already inspirational enough, and has already been much retold, especially since Mandela's death.
Olivia stated: "I thought, 'Oh, my God, I've lost prestige with my own sister', and it was true.
Little prestige to what FIFA cook up It is not true that journalists are born cynics, some of them have been taught.
