Sentence examples for extend this reputation from inspiring English sources

Two recent titles extend this reputation.

So to some extend the reputation of every novelist will rise and fall according to how his social theory holds up.

New York City Opera has always prized the "people's opera" image that it cultivated in its early days, and when an opportunity to extend that reputation arises, the company invariably takes it.

Cast entirely in terms of celebrity culture and its discontents, every act of Salinger's is weighed as though its primary purpose was to push or somehow extend his "reputation" — careerism is simply assumed as the only motive a writer might have.

Mr. Giuliani's first-quarter report did little to address the question of whether he can extend his reputation for strength under fire into deeper support from Republican primary voters in other parts of the country, where his liberal views on social issues are not yet well known.

One more thing: With the Apple Watch, Apple is clearly interested in seeing how it can extend its reputation and a premium device-maker into other categories, and it's approaching that market as a fashion brand rather than as a straightforward gadget-maker.

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"I want him to go to college," said Mr. Wagner, dispelling for now rumors that his son would go directly to the N.B.A. DaJuan extended his reputation this summer.

As the star chefs extend themselves, their reputation will depend on how well they have trained those who prepare and cook food in their names.

The actor Jim Carrey has extended his reputation as an irrepressible off-screen clown by turning France's most watched television news programme into a comedy show.

Further extending their reputation is a new coffee-table book called "Best Ugly," which lavishly and reverently depicts their "restaurant concepts and architecture".