Sentence examples for version of prestige from inspiring English sources

This tight leash affected even that era's version of prestige TV.

With time, this ferociously experimental artist reached a compromise of sorts with the mainstream; this involved working with stars such as Catherine Deneuve and John Malkovich, and making his own idiosyncratic version of prestige cinema.

We also implement a dynamic version of the prestige score (Methods) and compare its performance of prediction with that of the dynamic win-lose score.

James Sanford of the Kalamazoo Gazette called the short a superb and hilarious curtain-raiser, describing it as a Bugs Bunny Looney Tunes version of The Prestige.

But, as with his freewheeling personal Twitter account, the administration is trying to have it both ways: insisting that the winter White House is as good as the official version in terms of prestige and symbolism, yet less than official in terms of vetting and security.

The dynamic win-lose score is better than our version of the dynamic prestige score in that only the former allows for a set of closed online update equations.

A categorical occupation status variable was constructed according to a revised version of the 'Occupational Prestige in Comparative Perspective' approach for Germany to categorizing respondents into three groups of occupation status (low, middle, high) [ 17].

The result is a kind of prestige-TV version of Hannah Arendt's banality of evil, in which fascist leaders are shown to be not übervillains but yet another version of the complex cable-drama antihero.

Its a smaller version of St. Helena without the prestige or cachet, Mr. Carruth says.

Sleeping in became a mark of prestige.

He had a lot of prestige.