Sentence examples for confusing reputation from inspiring English sources

Peter Hujar, who died of AIDS-related pneumonia in 1987, at the age of fifty-three, wamongong the greatest of all American photographers and has had, by far, the most confusing reputation.

However, a week after the shop opened, Cregan was accused of harming HMV's reputation by confusing locals who might think the two shops are associated, receiving a strongly worded letter from their legal team.

Yet its image is confused, and its reputation is on the line as never before".

If Paterno didn't feel that that robbed him of his dignity — a word that shouldn't be confused with public reputation — then what could?

Bouillabaisse has long had a reputation for being difficult and confusing.

The media, one of the key channels for communicating with people outside academia, has a reputation for skewing or clumsily confusing scientific reports.

While Ruskin's personal reputation remains confused, his impact as a thinker is clear.

The court papers refer to Mr. Franken, who is a former "Saturday Night Live" writer and performer, as a "parasite" who hopes to use Fox's reputation to confuse the public and boost sales of his book.

Conflicting behavior attack (CBA): malicious nodes can collude to confuse the trust and reputation system such as CRA and MSA.

These malicious nodes may collude and report LTOs of 1 to malicious node and LTOs of 0 to honest nodes to confuse the trust and reputation system.

However, they misbehave only to some of honest nodes, and report LTOs of 1 to malicious node and LTOs of 0 to honest nodes to confuse the trust and reputation system.