Sentence examples for a reputation for creating from inspiring English sources

WHAT major movie studio has developed a reputation for creating violent films?

The magazine already had a reputation for creating great layouts at the expense of writing.

Third-Floor Blair, off Blair Arch in Mathey College, had a reputation for creating unusually close friendships.

For another thing, Baltimore women, black or white, have a reputation for creating hairstyles that are practically monuments to form.

A fixture on the downtown scene, she has garnered a reputation for creating quirky and witty dances.

Randall put women into more than a quarter of the positions in his lab and had a reputation for creating a helpful environment for them.

Ugandan presidential adviser John Nagenda said that Ugandans, who have gained a global reputation for creating an anti-gay climate since 2009, were "tired of these lectures" and were not to be treated like "children".

For more than a century, The University of Queensland (UQ) has maintained a global reputation for creating positive change by delivering knowledge leadership for a better world.

Mr. Owens was earning a sterling reputation for creating new works, one that he embraced with caution.

The project might also provide an opportunity to showcase positive changes in Italy's TV landscape, which unlike cinema has not had a strong reputation for creating compelling series that are popular abroad.

"A&E Television Networks has a long reputation for creating quality programming that inspires fans to stay tuned.