Sentence examples for Remarkable reputation from inspiring English sources

Kramnik has a remarkable reputation for avoiding losses.

That his remarkable reputation is not an accident -- it was earned.

On the strength of his remarkable reputation, he formed the national academy and quickly secured a promise from the Baghdad municipal government for the academy to occupy a modest three-story building at 6 Haifa Street if he could raise the money to renovate its looted interior.

Tequila's remarkable reputation transformation in the United States seems to be complete.

Former BBC New Generation Artists, the quartet has been carving out a remarkable reputation in both string quartet and chamber music repertoire.

The remarkable reputation of the school that brought together many intellectuals and successful people to campus gave me the chance to talk to people I didn't even dream of meeting, like the Nobel prize winner Mohammed Yunus.

Julius Caesar and much younger seductress Cleopatra are the celebrities composer George Frideric Handel and librettist Nicola Francesco Haym goad and glamorize in the 1724 Giulio Cesare, which David McVicar is giving a remarkable, even reputation-changing, twist at the Metropolitan Opera House under conductor Harry Bicket.

The Remarkables' access road has a remarkably scary reputation, but work on the road is part of a $40-million 40-million redevelopmentat also includes a new high-sprojectairlifthat

"Nothing about this restaurant is as remarkable as its reputation," he once wrote of the Coach House, an institution for many years in Greenwich Village.

The survey results are a pretty remarkable repudiation of young people's reputation as reliant on screens and technology.

He soon acquired a reputation for remarkable marksmanship with the Springfield 1903 rifle.