Sentences with phrase «with cultural cachet»

A beach destination with cultural cachet, St. Barts has everything from picturesque nature walks to lively restaurants and bars frequented by jet - setters on holiday.

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David Kinnaman's UnChristian signaled that many Christians have concluded the big problem is that the evangelical church has aligned itself on the wrong side of some social issues, or with social issues that have little or no cultural cachet — and thus they move to champion more popular social...
It's difficult to find a fighting game with as much cultural cachet as Street Fighter.
The lone holdout, Apple, is probably betting that its haughty image and cultural cachet can keep it from becoming associated with yet another revolting act of corporate brutality.
The debut U.S. flagship property of Cachet Hospitality Group is an urban cultural oasis with 105 contemporary rooms and suites set amidst three discreet outdoor gardens.
While Playboy certainly doesn't hold the immense cultural influence it once did, the brand still holds a certain cachet with an older generation of humans.
Oreos are probably the most beloved cookie in the world, with popular cultural cachet through a lightning - quick social media strategy and an ongoing cycle of fun, limited edition flavors.
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