At the end of his life his personal prestige was very great.

The surest way to enhance personal prestige is to become a press magnate.

Gorham's real motive could be only to strengthen his personal prestige.

But he had a great personal prestige with his comrades and influenced their thoughts.

She was also much influenced by distinction and personal prestige.

But those two young people had also some personal prestige.

Owing to his personal prestige, and his unbelievable daring, Páez was of inestimable value.

They began with similar grade, but with all the social and personal prestige in Morgan's favor.

At this moment, Christina of Sweden was the only European sovereign who had any personal prestige.

The various kinds of prestige may be grouped under two principal heads: acquired prestige and personal prestige.

By exercising his agency with ruthless defiance he procured for himself the appearances of power and personal prestige.

The political leadership of Roosevelt rested mainly upon his personal prestige and upon his attributes as a reformer.

But prestige, personal prestige, the name of "Emperor," still had its magic power over the nations.

He established their rank by his personal prestige, as the kings of Europe forced their bastards on the courts.

Definition of prestige and classification of its different kinds-Acquiredprestige and personal prestige-Variousexamples-The way in which prestige is destroyed.

It is the manager's personal prestige that will supply much of the allure in the Champions League tie against Manchester United.