Sentence examples for dark reputation from inspiring English sources

He comes across as utterly unbothered by his dark reputation.

"It took a long time for people to forget Beitou's dark reputation," he said.

But the Lions did not help their increasingly dark reputation against the Broncos.

Now, a surprising find by astronomers, expected to be announced today, may change that dark reputation.

"We're doing this because we enjoy it, not because we have to," says Badwan, seemingly determined to further undermine his dark reputation.

Guardian blogs are buzzing with neo-Galtonism, and in last weekend's Observer came the bizarre statement that even studies on the inheritance of human height have "a dark reputation" because of "links with eugenics".

Qusay gained a reputation for brutality as a member, and later head of, the country's security services.It has to be said that those dark reputations were largely based on hearsay.

And then, as years passed and cast and crew fell sick, it acquired a darker reputation.

But the sun-seekers' haven is rapidly acquiring a darker reputation – as a hub for international drug trafficking and tourists chasing a high.

But Vlad also earned a much darker reputation: On one occasion, he reportedly dined among a veritable forest of defeated warriors writhing on impaled poles.

These boats were starting to gain a reputation, still very much unproven, for speed, along with a darker reputation for unseaworthiness; they were known to be very stable under normal conditions, but extremely difficult to right if knocked over, for example by a rogue wave.