Sentence examples for age reputation from inspiring English sources

It has long hosted incomers attracted by its eco-friendly and New Age reputation.

Now, as the occult transcends its new age reputation, you can have your aura photographed at the hippest of hangs most recently, at the Red Bull Studios in Chelsea.

Fitting so very perfectly with Nintendo's all-smiles, all-ages reputation, it's a tale of human sacrifice.

A onetime seminarian, Jerry Brown has always had a New Age, unworldly reputation.

Several answers can be given, based upon their differences in age, deportment, reputation and demeanor.

And yet he's in love with someone less than half his age, whose reputation he's soiling.

But unlike many of the men of his age and reputation I interview, he treats me as if I might have a brain.

The authorities, probably deterred by Yang's age and reputation abroad, left him at liberty, and after a vain attempt to persuade him to recant they merely expelled him from the party.

A legendary colorist, but no experimenter except in his youth, he repeated ad infinitum his lovable roof-on-the-fiddler theme of the world turned topsy-turvy as he advanced in age and reputation.

Dépardieu and Huppert play two French actors of a certain age and reputation, a divorced couple respectively called Gérard and Isabelle; they could either be versions of themselves or conceivably middle-aged versions of the young characters they played in Loulou.

When, in his old age, her reputation soared, he spent a good deal of time shooting down the craziest academic theories about her, and gently correcting correspondents, telling them, for example, that she had never read French philosopher Henri Bergson, met novelist Dorothy Richardson, corresponded with Joyce or made a serious study of Freud.