Sentence examples for dirty reputation from inspiring English sources

The dirty reputation of farming persists in some Western cities.

Dr. Laszlo's creation is a cult favorite, but face soap in general has long had a dirty reputation in the beauty industry.

Despite being told the water would be safe to drink, Brezzell said, she immediately stocked up on bottled water; the dirty reputation of the Flint river was enough to convince her otherwise.

Carmakers try to combat a once-soiled (or still dirty) reputation the old fashioned way with bribes.

Damachki and IBAMA clamped down on these operations, but his efforts to attract new businesses languished - largely because of the municipality's dirty reputation.

But if he rejected those terms, it would expose the kind of phony philanthropist he really is -- donating the money only to wash his dirty reputation and burnish his ego.

This is Britain's growth business today: laundering oligarchs' dirty billions, laundering their dirty reputations.

In the early 1900s, Robber Barons created philanthropic foundations to help them wash their dirty reputations with charity.

Dave Coleman The Big Huntt has a kind of dirty dusty reputation for being a place where people actually do meet people that they stick with...

Kaczynski has mailed with a lot of people since he was given eight life sentences in 1998, and he apparently doesn't take kindly to people dirtying his reputation.

It is, by reputation, dirty, ugly, cheap and largely considered the worst place to see or do theatre in LA.