Meanings of certain prestige in English

Everybody aimed to excel in an art which brought a certain prestige.

And yet the Roman nobility is surrounded with a certain prestige.

So, inside the rugged schoolroom, he had a certain prestige.

His job gave him a certain prestige and he behaved in a somewhat cocky manner.

This gave him a certain prestige around the neighborhood, as everyone heard about his project.

Irving's seniority gave him a certain prestige with the younger men, and naturally with Miss Welsh.

There is a certain prestige in having a lower counting word and Twenty-nine was rather large already.

At least the place was honorably known beyond its own borders; had in fact a certain prestige.

There's a certain prestige and status attached to some business cards which can be hard to relinquish.

This little success had upon him a bracing effect, and gave him a certain prestige among his comrades.

It lacks prestige in consequence; whereas absolutism has a certain prestige due to the more radical style of it.

Second, Putin remains obsessed with meeting certain prestige goals instead of reforming institutions and addressing the underlying problems of ordinary Russians.

Fred's departure would have lent him a certain prestige, had not a powerful new interest stepped in to divert her thoughts.

All of them enjoy a certain prestige and power which, in the natural course of competition, they could not otherwise have won.

I did not quite like the idea, but reflecting that the association would give me a certain prestige, I accepted his aid.

Yet such is the constitution of the human mind that age confers a certain prestige and authority even upon phantoms and suspected frauds.