Admiring the reputation models of Uber and Airbnb, O'Reilly wants governments to be "adopting them where there are no demonstrable ill effects".
Though he received the Nobel prize in 1957 and is now very much admired again, his reputation as an intellectual had seriously declined by the time of his death because of his anti-Communist positions and especially because of his silence over the question of Algerian independence.
Since arriving in L.A., however, she has gained officials' confidence for her management expertise and has been admired for her reputation as a turnaround expert.
And then there's the tendency to be disappointed when you actually read the work of people you'd admired for their reputations.
Yet it is hard not to feel sympathy for Africans themselves, deprived of seeing players whom they have admired from pictures and reputation.
It was through this reputation that I admired it, but it was through recordings — through Mr. Glass's alternately creeping and churning score — that I loved it.
Declan Rice set them on their way against a dreary Newcastle with a header that Bonds would have admired and embellished his soaring reputation throughout.
Judge Leviss served in that capacity for more than 20 years, where he gained a superb reputation and was admired by both members of the Bench and Bar.
Instead of regaining its reputation as an admired, fast-developing tiger, Thailand risks becoming one of those perennially unstable, tragi-comic countries, such as the Philippines, which the outside world overlooks.
Elliott Stein described The Seventh Seal as "Bergman's visually striking medieval morality play, the work that gained him an international reputation," while John Monaghan admired The Magician's "elements of Gothic horror and philosophy, along with lusty, low comedy rolls". Introduction by Professor Martin Hägglund.
