| The cachet on this cover, featuring a battleship with cage masts firing a broadside is a Stinemetts design. |
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| Every moneybags who invests in a publication becomes a more fascinating person overnight, acquiring cachet beyond their millions. |
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| Nor do Shaolin's American adherents seem bothered by Yan Ming's celebrity cachet. |
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| Paolini's back story, as the home-schooled boy wonder who makes it big, had an irresistible cachet. |
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| Top academics are still be respected but no cachet is attached to the level of gaining a degree in any arts subject. |
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| For its action as a febrifuge, doses of 6 decigrams are administered in a cachet or suspended in water. |
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| Stories of an encounter with the early Lincoln bestowed a special cachet, as if one had rubbed shoulders with a rusticated, prairie Solomon. |
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| Pregnant women look sexier than their svelte counterparts, and prenatal yoga beats ashtanga in cachet. |
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| It is presumably their archaic method of manufacture which give them a cachet and makes them a suitable present for foreign friends. |
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| Since the band's cultural rehabilitation, however, hasn't it acquired a certain cachet? |
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| I think I have enough cachet, if I don't squander it, where I can keep working. |
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| Not as warm as Los Angeles, it also lacks the cachet, fashionable coastlines and morbidly appealing plasticity of its downstate counterpart. |
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| There are, or so I read, those who claim that a journalist writing a weblog adds a certain respectability and cachet to the medium. |
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| While brand-name firms carry some cachet, it's seldom worth the added cost. |
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| The historian's pose dissociates the author from all the observations he lets fall save those sealed with a personal cachet. |
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| Any item that comes from a chiller cabinet, as opposed to a freezer, tin or packet, has an instant cachet, an aura of freshness and superiority about it. |
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| As you turn your attention to the building, you will discover the large fully panelled dining room, which has lost none of its cachet. |
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| Some, like the antique dolls from Europe and the United States, have monetary worth and cachet for collectors. |
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| Yet rather than plant a kiss of death, the U. S. G. A.'s early hostile verdict gives the ball black-market cachet. |
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| If Apple produces it, then people will stick with Apple because the name plate still has cachet. |
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| This Italian-inspired paver will give your outside environment a refined and distinctive cachet which will turn heads. |
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| Its unique setting in a natural amphitheater in the St. Lawrence River Valley gives it a special cachet. |
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| To that end, the brand was bought up by a succession of different corporations, each hoping to recapture some of its original cachet. |
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| There is, after all, a certain cachet to having a very tall building with your name on it. |
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| It still has all the cachet of being a handwoven, craftsman's fabric but it is now being produced in lighter weights, in wilder colours and being turned into stunning outfits. |
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| Being a fan of Liquid Sky carries the cachet of degenerate hipness to this day, 32 years after it was filmed. |
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| Scientists carry great cachet in Western political and social debate precisely because they have traditionally been viewed as outside of politics. |
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| The most modern interpretation of badge engineering can work rather nicely, though, especially at the lowest end of the market where prestige and cachet don't figure. |
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| So it can be reasonably taken to be a book with some popular cachet. |
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| Rather, they adopt the theories because in certain circles those theories have a certain fashionable cachet, as signs of deep and power-structure-subversive understanding. |
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| The latter are so unconcerned they barely market, or even edit, and as a result have so little money or cachet that they attract only the dull-witted to put ink on paper. |
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| Music is becoming so readily available nowadays, with the rise of the internet, MP3 players etc, so for music aficionados there is real cachet in owning original vinyl. |
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| Indeed, I would argue that it has already happened to some degree, as student loans have democratized the college degree and worn off some of its cachet. |
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| This year the King sent it to Troyes, each member ordered there by an individual lettre de cachet. |
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| This class of bottled water dominates the U.S. market and consumers seem to prefer the cachet of spring water to processed municipal waters. |
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| There's a cachet attached to selling it as federally inspected meat. |
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| We would lose cachet and image if we were to abandon our Swissness. |
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| Vertical blinds have lost their cachet but remain a good choice for patio doors. |
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| For years, Goldman had the greatest cachet and mystique among this crowd. |
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| Other common types of literary forgery may draw upon the potential historical cachet and novelty of a previously undiscovered author. |
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| The cachet that comes with a building of this age, the solid old stones combined with a contemporary design and decor, makes this a peaceful haven beyond compare in the Paris area. |
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| Daniel Gross on how cachet has a way of developing into a real business. |
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| They wanted some of the cachet that came with making and selling hybrids. |
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| The most frightening claim made by Bush with congressional acquiescence is reminiscent of the lettres de cachet of prerevolutionary France. |
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| As the Cavaliers and Warriors prepare to face off in the NBA finals, here's a look at how Cleveland and Oakland measure up where it counts: from pop-cultural cachet to historical arcana. |
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| The international cachet helped Newton make a name for herself upon her return to Canada, and her works were showcased at several national and international exhibits. |
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| One thing is for sure, with good design, functionality, celebrity cachet and sizeable distribution partners, the Puls stands a better chance of success than many of the current – and future – devices. |
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| Since olden times, betrayal has always had a certain cachet. |
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| This robust and yet extremely finely designed luminaire has an undeniable majestic cachet which will enchant the planner responsible for equipping urban sites of a prestigious character. |
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| The gift shop was packed Wednesday with shoppers buying the stamps along with special gift cachet envelopes, post cards and framed combinations of Reagan memorabilia. |
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| He won dozens of inline championships, but it was the Olympics cachet he craved, and Parra's successful switch was the final inspiration he needed. |
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| One cachet on an empty stomach first thing in the morning, a second in one and a half hours, a third in one hour afterwards, and a fourth two hours later. |
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| Wedgwood hoped to monopolize the aristocratic market, and thus win for his wares a special distinction, a social cachet which would filter to all classes of society. |
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| Perhaps because they're so easy to grow, spider plants have seldom shared the cachet of such other houseplants as the African violet, amaryllis or asparagus fern. |
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