Sentence examples for exalted reputation from inspiring English sources

Keller enjoys an exalted reputation but maintains a modest public profile.

He traded running jokes with McAvoy, and made mock-scornful comments about Day-Lewis's exalted reputation.

Yet given her professional background, Dr. Oakley couldn't help doubting altruism's exalted reputation.

Of those who arrived with an exalted reputation, only Messi has done that so far.

Thomson soon joined the Financial Times full time, and was sent to Japan, where he learned Japanese and earned a similarly exalted reputation.

The Bayreuth chorus, under the leadership of Eberhard Friedrich, lived up to its exalted reputation, as it did in "Tannhäuser" and "Meistersinger".

Central banks now have one last chance to live up to their exalted reputations.

We would not favor writers for their obscurity (who doesn't love an undiscovered genius?), or penalize them for their exalted reputations.

His bald rip-offs of painting styles from Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, Ed Ruscha, and, lately, Willem de Kooning make him an artist as irreverent art critic, razzing exalted reputations.

And speaking of well-financed infrastructures, we have a letter from Christie's, which benefits enormously from the exalted reputations of inferior artists.

Louis Freeh enjoys an exalted public reputation, though there may be reason to wonder why.