Sentence examples for you prestige from inspiring English sources

So if being "right" and wrong gives you prestige in the academy, broad media exposure and the ear of presidents and presidential candidates, what happens to people who are "left" and consistently right?

It honours you and gives you prestige but just for the fact that I don't know anyone who has gotten the key to the city... Jenna: Nickelback got it?

Thanks to drunken spectators turning into commentators, I started to learn these ad-hoc rules: Any sort of mine was frowned upon and it wasn't how many but who you killed, and how, that gave you prestige.

If you go Prestige, you will begin at Level 1 again, losing all of your equipment and perks.

Once you reach the highest rank, you can prestige your player; this is a big deal to CoD players.

Whenever you first go prestige, you want to get right back to your better weapons.

Members can build a decent "résumé" with their "doll number", a criminal slang term for deceased people under their belt, he explains, "but if among your dolls you have a police officer, that gives you more prestige, because murdering a cop is killing your natural enemy".

If you had problems with the state, you were looked on with a certain suspicion, but that very fact gave you greater prestige in certain circles.

"He has more than what you call prestige," the prince says.

It should heed ElBaradei's view: "I don't believe the Iranians have made a decision to go for a nuclear weapon, but they are absolutely determined to have the technology because they believe it brings you power, prestige and an insurance policy".

Do you value prestige, family, and security?