Sentence examples for a unique reputation from inspiring English sources

Because it isn't just Cruise and his space-friends who have helped it develop such a unique reputation.

Zen is possessed of a unique reputation for incorruptibility, though he's not above playing the system if opportunity arises.

Samuel Fuller's brutal, visually energetic films such as Pickup on South Street (1953) and Underworld U.S.A. (1961) earned him a unique reputation; his advocates praise him as "primitive" and "barbarous".

Home of the Gloucester rugby team, colloquially known as the Cherry and Whites, the Kingsholm ground includes 'The Shed', an individual stand that has carved out a unique reputation for housing some of the loudest fans in the land.

Given what we know about private-sector prisons where employees are often paid far less than their counterparts in the public sector, and the facilities enjoy a unique reputation for violence there's reason to be skeptical of private-sector halfway houses as the way out of our mass incarceration nightmare.

Within the adult film industry, Deen had also established his own unique reputation as an impish Jewish guy who valued women and just happened to enjoy a little kink.

Soundbite innovations aside, for 2010 the main focus is on consolidating the fair's unique reputation as not only an important marketplace but also a creative hub.

As rewards for his immense services they were meagre enough, but it was some measure of his unique reputation for highminded disinterestedness that his accepting them should provoke so much bitter disillusionment.

Add to that an eventful 28-year history (incredible survival stories, Olympic rowers and the usual smattering of eccentrics) which has seen the race grow to more than 1,000 competitors annually and it's easy to understand the unique reputation of MdS in the ultra-marathon world.

Of course each city has its own unique reputation to maintain.

But even in the intensely competitive field of London estate agency, Foxtons has acquired a unique, double-edged reputation: for relentlessness and innovation; for brashness and aggression; for bending – and sometimes breaking – the profession's infamously loose rules; for doing almost anything to get a letting or a sale.