Sentence examples for a repute from inspiring English sources

Two professors from the law school of Beirut, Dorotheus and Anatolius, had such a repute for their wisdom and knowledge that they were especially praised by Justinian in the opening of his Tanta constitution.

He was a reputed bagman for the Mob named Frank Nelson.

He has spent a reputed £30m on it.

The sticking point: his advertising contract with Sainsbury's, worth a reputed £1.2m a year.

This will have a capacity of 100kWh, and cost a reputed $25,000.

After a reputed suicide attempt in Rome in March 1994, he entered a Los Angeles treatment centre.

Further, a Cullman relative of Wayne's, Joe Willingham, is a reputed Klan leader.

The duck hawk has a reputed speed of 200 m.p.h. in straight dives.

But it has also left the executive facing a reputed £600m funding gap this financial year.

(Which brings to mind a reputed P. T. Barnum line. But never mind).

There is a reputed drug lord, an informant, a plan to "eliminate" witnesses and a payoff.