Sentence examples for described reputation from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare provided material for both sides: Cassio described reputation as "the immortal part of myself", while Iago dismissed it as "an idle and most false imposition: oft got without merit, and lost without deserving .Today's management-theory industry has no time for such equivocation.

He described his reputation as a seer in terms resembling what psychologists call the focusing illusion — too much attention to some aspects of a thing and too little to others.

Steele has never commented on the case, or on any other aspect of his intelligence work, but Richard Dearlove, who led M.I.6 from 1999 to 2004, has described his reputation as "superb".

Eurogamer described its reputation as "the only thing worth playing on Ouya".

The musicologist Douglas Shadle, who has documented the vagaries of Price's career, describes her reputation as "spectral".

BOARDS also require that reference letters go into the package, typically three personal recommendations attesting to the purchaser's standing in the community and sense of responsibility and three business letters describing professional reputation and dependability.

The Bayern Muenchen incident nevertheless indicates that fans and some international sports executives no longer are willing to turn a blind eye to violations of human rights or what some describe as reputation laundering.

That report described a secretive church bent on covering up any hint of scandal to protect its reputation and assets.

The golf writer Dan Jenkins once described Watson's reputation as "that of a young guy who goes out for the last 18 holes of a tournament in a deep-sea diving helmet with a hara-kiri sword" strapped to his waist.

Even an article purportedly written to defend his reputation described the great majority of his output as "all-out commercialist sonic dysentery … forgettable and trivial … a ubiquitous, vapid yet outrageously profitable disappointment".

The former Sports Illustrated writer Dan Jenkins once described Watson's reputation as "that of a young guy who goes out for the last 18 holes of a tournament in a deep-sea diving helmet with a hara-kiri sword strapped" to his waist.