Sentence examples for a respectable reputation from inspiring English sources
Jane Campion has built a respectable reputation as an arthouse director in the decade since the release of The Piano.
Similarly, former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling was known as a racist for decades and yet enjoyed a respectable reputation to the world at large.
In the mid-nineties, she earned a respectable reputation crafting enormous, menhir-like monuments from tree trunks that fetched up on the banks of a river that runs through the city.
He made a respectable reputation as an actor in intelligent plays, often in classics like The Imaginary Invalid and The Rivals but, as a playwright, he did not enjoy much success.
Despite appreciative residents, the town of roughly 2,000 is simply too small and too remote ever to be spoken about in the same way as Austin, "The Live Music Capital of the World," but it is developing a respectable reputation as the place Where Big Names Play for Small Crowds.
For hip-hop in particular, Akademiks explains that authenticity and original storytelling are both essential to establishing a respectable reputation within the community.
It is through these roles that Bernstein has forged a very respectable reputation in the English game.
Insurers must maintain a sufficiently respectable reputation to collect premiums from policyholders and must abide by contracts.
He was a composer of respectable reputation between the world wars, writing pieces that avoided atonality, kept the new sweep of popular culture not too far away and still maintained a certain formality.
Although it has now joined Love's Last Shift as a forgotten curiosity, it kept a respectable critical reputation into the 20th century, coming in for serious discussion both as an interesting example of doublethink, and as somewhat morally or emotionally insightful.
