Sentence examples for favourable reputation from inspiring English sources

Even this rampaging display will not damage that favourable reputation.

There he quickly achieved a favourable reputation as a physician and a teacher.

After enjoying a favourable reputation during his lifetime, he was ridiculed by the influential critic Nicolas Boileau, and his work was neglected for more than two centuries.

Attalus' frequent ambassadorial missions to Rome earned him a favourable reputation there, and he maintained close ties with the Romans after becoming king.

Estelle's independent stance has been evident since her time as an underground rapper and singer; not only did she release music on her own label (Steller Ents) she also built up a favourable reputation working alongside rappers such as Blak Twang.

He had a favourable reputation among those who worked with him in the American military, although his course work was described as showing Islamist leanings, Springborg said.

Many of Ferguson's former players have gone on to have successful management careers with Mark Hughes and Steve Bruce both making favourable reputations for themselves in the Premier League.

The Court now faces a docket crisis of massive proportions, the consequence of the growing number of states subject to its jurisdiction, its favourable public reputation, its expansive interpretations of individual liberties, a distrust of domestic judiciaries in some countries, and entrenched human rights problems in others.

A 2×2×2 analysis of variance (ANOVA) for mixed models with Group (No-Presence vs. Presence) as a between-subjects factor and Reality (Favourable vs. Unfavourable) and Reputation (Reputation Risk vs. No-Reputation Risk) as within-subject factors was run.

In the present study, we investigate how the decision to deceive another individual is influenced by two important situational variables (namely favourable vs. unfavourable reality and the reputation risk vs. no reputation risk) and by dispositional individual differences (personality traits).

England captain Norman Yardley won the toss and elected to bat despite the dull light; Trent Bridge had reputation for being favourable to batsmen, and in the previous Test between Australia and England at the ground in 1938, four Englishmen scored centuries as the hosts made 658, before Stan McCabe of Australia made 232 runs himself.