Sentence examples for Distinguished reputation from inspiring English sources

Together, they built a distinguished reputation of their own.

He already had a distinguished reputation in academia and public policy.

He left Cambridge in 1852 for a post at Harrow, where he earned a distinguished reputation as a lecturer and scholar during a 17-year tenure.

He had already attained a distinguished reputation as a psychoanalyst when he left Nazi Germany in 1933 for the United States.

Although his formal education was inadequate, he studied the sciences and several languages at his own leisure and conceived an interest in natural history that was to earn him a distinguished reputation.

In the weeks after the presidential election, quite a number of my economist friends of distinguished reputation expressed themselves promptly and decisively on behalf of a tax reduction to stimulate the economy.

All had distinguished reputations in careers ranging from medicine to real estate to advocacy.

BIDMC was the product of a difficult 1996 merger between two hospitals Beth Israel and Deaconess each of which had distinguished reputations, several best-in-the-world departments and specializations, and deeply devoted staffs.

To investigate the topic of reputation manipulation, we build on the concept of reputation-based reward systems and extend it by distinguishing between implicit reputation, which is uncodified, and explicit reputation, which is codified and centrally counted.

First appearing in the historical record during the Muslim siege of Constantinople in 678, Greek fire quickly established a reputation that distinguished it from the flammable compositions that had been known in warfare as far back as biblical times.

Yo-Yo Yo-Yo Ma and Emanuel Axist and pianist, are distinguished artists with big reputations.