“cachet”造句，怎么用cachet造句

Purses offer luxury cachet without the symbolic weight of the little blue box.

Music's cachet and emotional pull also make it a potent weapon for businesses that want to build their own brands.

The two schools ultimately agreed the Lisbon MBA project could provide both, with the added cachet of the Sloan imprimatur.

The Granada and Consul had a certain cachet, partly embellished by their dual role as both chase and getaway cars in TV cop shows.

Arguably they had a good run, but there are plenty of other devices from other manufacturers -microsoft included -that have much more cachet in terms of general appeal.

Newport Beach probably doesn't have the cachet of Wall Street, or perhaps my style has always been a little irreverent or my brain a little irrelevant - I'm not sure.

Arabic no longer has any cachet.

It raises their cachet and helps them move into TV ads, where the real money is.

Buyers are willing to pony up, though, because of the cachet of the Apple brand.

There are still places that buy gag cartoons (like pharmaceutical brochures and yoga magazines) but none with the tradition or cachet of The New Yorker.

From the private getaways of Richard Branson to Marlon Brando, the celebrity cachet of these four islands add a unique spin to the typical luxury holiday.

But lacking scarcity, Harleys also began to lose their cachet.

You take a stupid gesture out of the realm of mockery and you give it illicit cachet.

Although one might argue that many of the hundreds of hamburgers made by chefs in this burger-crazy nation are better, it is hard to argue that hers has less cachet.

The food is considered uninspired, too, and only Berlin has some cachet among younger Europeans for its vibrant underground club scene.

In a number of countries (Britain is an example) engineering does not carry much cultural cachet.