Sentence examples for elevated reputation from inspiring English sources

Hoban's current status as a novelist, hovering somewhere between a cult and a mainstream writer, is in contrast to his consistently elevated reputation as a writer for children.

The Bayern Munich midfielder delivered a misplaced header that sent Higuain clear on goal but the striker did not live up to his elevated reputation with a horrible miscued finish that did not trouble Neuer.

Exasperated, McMahon finally opened a dialogue when Meltzer was hired in 1990 as a wrestling columnist for The National Sports Daily, a short-lived newspaper edited by Deford that elevated Meltzer's reputation and readership.

That "Parade" was an economic flop and that Mr. Brown had begun to earn a reputation for elevated self-regard meant he did not have many job offers.

He vetoed several candidates with criminal records and elevated candidates with clean reputations, including an academic from the state capital, Lucknow, who would win in an upset.

The publication of Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature (1979) earned him accolades and abuse for its demolition of the basic assumptions of Anglo-American philosophy, and his reputation was further elevated with Consequences of Pragmatism 10 years later.

With 125 rooms decked out in contemporary furnishings, it's an elevated option for Nashville's gritty reputation as Music City.

But perhaps more than any other performer of her era and her elevated stature, she owed her stardom and reputation to the stage.

Every individual who works there should take pause and consider whether the reputation of that institution is elevated or diminished by this move.

Dr Jekyll, for example, is a highly respected physician, who lives in a large and handsome house, and moves in elevated professional circles, in which his own reputation stands high.

WHY GO NOW Sun-baked Mediterranean coastline and palm-planted boulevards notwithstanding, Nice, the fifth-largest city in France, has had a somewhat iffy reputation of late, thanks to an elevated crime rate, political corruption and a mayor formerly aligned with the far-right National Front party.