Sentence examples for different reputation from inspiring English sources

Now he has a different reputation to live down.

It's one of those circumstances where an actor enjoys a totally different reputation outside their country.

The laity elected to the church's governing body, however, has a rather different reputation.

Nurse has a slightly different reputation, which he was asked to characterize.

This is a sly way of acknowledging that, a hundred years ago, anarchists had a rather different reputation.

More recently, the town has achieved a different reputation: it has become home to a thriving community of contemporary artists.

While both of the Max 8 planes that crashed experienced similar dips and climbs during their ascents, the airlines flying them have notably different reputations.

The origins of the nicknames are unclear but there is a chance the men had radically different reputations for sexual competence.

They are the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Brooklyn Museum, both ambitious cosmopolitan art institutions but with rather different reputations: the Met an isle in the global archipelago of leading museums, the Brooklyn Museum more rooted in local soil.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Although both coaches for Sunday's gold medal game, Ron Wilson of the United States and Mike Babcock of Canada, are respected N.H.L. bench bosses, they carry somewhat different reputations.

Six years later, he was elected to the Assembly, where he developed what seemed like two entirely different reputations: one, in his district, for aggressive advocacy on behalf of constituents, especially those facing eviction; the other, in Albany, for a remarkable disengagement from the lawmaking process.