Sentence examples for elevate its reputation from inspiring English sources

The fact that it has been out of distribution for some years has only served to elevate its reputation - something similar happened to Vertigo some 25 years ago.

Aussenegg (2000) argues that Poland's market-oriented government (Perotti, 1995) tries to elevate its reputation as a privatizer by offering high initial returns.

Despite football being our nation's favourite sport, my school like so many others tried to elevate its reputation by making us play a game that I can't imagine anyone actually enjoys.

Ronald G. Pisano, an art curator, said, "She had an unerring eye for art, and was responsible for enriching the Heckscher collection with significant acquisitions, and elevating its reputation to that of one of the finest regional museums in America".

If M.L.S. continues to escalate the quality of play by attracting some of the world's top players, and elevating its reputation, then Beckham's presence will be viewed favorably as an accelerant, Carter said.

The Catholic Church is seen as more concerned with elevating its reputation than acknowledging its failings.

Still, not enough to elevate its status within the franchise.

Rutgers had been working for years to improve its reputation and financing, in large part by elevating its athletic program.

(Perhaps substituting fish for the meat elevated its stature).

Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite had a considerable impact on Maxwell's career, helping elevate his reputation to that of a sex symbol and a serious performer on the music scene.

It seems to be more of a PR campaign to elevate the reputation of BDSM than to address and condemn legitimate abuse.