Sentence examples for were more prestigious from inspiring English sources

Few posts were more prestigious.

And it created "languages of power," like the King's English or High German, which were more prestigious than other vernacular tongues.

Royal households took essentially the same form as baronial households, although on a much larger scale and the positions were more prestigious.

There are more prestigious gigs.

"What's more prestigious than the Oscars?

In Europe, wagons are often considered to be more prestigious than their sedan counterparts.

They used the Asbury Park address because at the time it was more prestigious.

A victory next year will be more prestigious; the marathon will award money for the first time.

I think we are teaching working mothers it is more prestigious to work than be home with their children".

A misperception is that bankers and lawyers are paid more; that they're more prestigious than engineers.

The prize is more prestigious than financially rewarding: it comes with a symbolic cash award of about $13.