Sentence examples for certain reputation from inspiring English sources
NEW JERSEY has a certain reputation.
"I had a certain reputation.
But a certain reputation still precedes her.
He also achieved a certain reputation with his writing.
WHEN it comes to politics, Louisiana has a certain reputation.
"I have a certain reputation as a soloist," he said.
A lot of the directors you work with have certain reputations.
"I think it is possible for players to develop certain reputations where you can count on certain weaknesses," Agassi said.
Certain reputations, even among the acknowledged great, tend to diminish with the passage of time, yet Matisse's has steadily prospered, and the place accorded his many‐sided achievement is now, if anything, even higher than it was in his lifetime.
"Me and the city have certain reputations, it's true, but I want to go beyond that, I want this to be about the art," said Marinovich, recognizable even though his trademark red locks have been shorn and his skin leathered by the sun and hard living.
It enjoyed a certain seedy reputation -- to describe someone as a "Newbuil girl" or "Newbuil guy" still amounts to an insult.
