Sentence examples for considering the reputation from inspiring English sources

IT'S a wonder anyone gives to charity, considering the reputation it has in movies and novels and on television.

It is a chant he may hear quite a bit over the coming weeks, considering the reputation of Massimo Cellino, the Leeds owner.

"Quite possibly less harmful than boxing" is, no doubt, a faint endorsement for any human endeavor, but, considering the reputation M.M.A. developed in the nineties, this mixed verdict represents a distinct improvement.

Considering the reputation that Larry was already cultivating in those years as a no-holds-barred public speaker, the uncertainty and shyness he revealed in private took me by surprise.

Considering the reputation of enterprise more broadly, when the dollar declined in the early '70s, all commodities priced in dollars, including oil, spiked.

It is unknown what happened to the army sent off with Joseph Tarchaneiotes — according to Islamic sources, Alp Arslan smashed this army; Roman sources remain quiet of any such encounter, however, whilst Attaleiates suggests that Tarchaneiotes fled at the sight of the Seljuk Sultan — an unlikely event considering the reputation of the Roman general.

Considering the reputations of Tyson and Golota, the choice of the referee has been somewhat controversial.

Considering the reputation-ruining actions Bob and Norma are up to on a daily basis, the situation only gets uglier.

Here we only have to consider the reputation of Communism today: something still stuck within Cold War notions of political parties and failing states.

They also consider the reputation of the country and the industry, although they rarely rule out entire sectors such as fossil fuels, Christensen said.

In Night Waves (9.30pm, Radio 3), Patrick Wright and guests consider the reputation of Griffith, who, more than anyone else in the silent era, saw film's potential, even screening his works before presidents in the White House.