Sentence examples for awful reputation from inspiring English sources

I was posted to Zimbabwe despite its awful reputation.

And, despite its awful reputation, it is just that except for a brief spell between the 20th and 36th day after conception, when this "chemical shrapnel", as the authors call it, does terrible damage to a fetus.

I've always had a soft spot for Millwall, mainly because their small band of loyal fans, despite their awful reputation, make more noise in support of their team than a packed Old Trafford.

In fact, the agency would disagree that it has an awful reputation because its detractors say it is in denial.

Jerry Vonkramer of ToonZone gave the episode a score of 7/10 and wrote "Atlantis Squarepants is not a masterpiece, but neither does it deserve the awful reputation it seems to have".

Tobacco companies make vast profits despite their awful reputations.

There's an unfortunate stigma associated with affordable housing in the US, particularly with publicly subsidized housing; and, if the reality frequently isn't as awful as the reputation, I'm afraid the reputation is also grounded in more than a little truth in more than a few places.

It's all quite as awful as its reputation, though not quite as omnipotent: James Roosevelt, the eldest of F.D.R.'s four sons, won his House seat the next day (unusually heavy turnout among the Communist masses?) and went on to serve five terms.

Its reputation was awful.

The colour of the shirt may have changed, with Barcelona maintaining their reputation for awful away kits with a bright yellow number, but as the first half wore on, the Etihad saw the Suarez they would have recognised from his seasons with Liverpool; the predator in front of goal.

Mercedes cars have developed a reputation for awful durability.