But reputation is fleeting on Wall Street, and Mr. Drexler, TPG and Leonard Green do not seem too bothered by the controversy.
Most literary reputation is fragile and fleeting, and the reputation of poets especially so.
Will return home with his reputation significantly enhanced Tom Court C Fleeting appearance as a replacement against the Rebels, having been called up while on holiday in Australia Tom Croft B+ Quite outstanding against the Waratahs.
The other play in this year's program is "Once Upon a Fleeting Bird" by Vijay Tendulkar, who has built an international reputation by a lifetime of political provocation as well as by his work in theater.
Near-rise might be more accurate, as Fishbone, despite a reputation for breathless live performance (vividly apparent in fleeting clips), has never enjoyed the mainstream breakthrough of regional peers like the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
As reputation researcher Graeme Trayner wrote this year, we cannot ignore how reputation is often formed by fleeting impressions, hearsay, advertising cues, mental shortcuts, intuition, what the crowd thinks and long-term associations.
Several Republican and Democratic political veterans, former and current lawmakers, lobbyists and lawyers said that although Mr. Perry appeared to have momentarily damaged his reputation in the state, the effect on his ability to govern would most likely be fleeting.
The idea of Lispector as fleeting, oddly unreliable, complicated, someone who could vanish, as Bishop would have it, is essential to her work and her reputation.
She now knows fame would not have saved him, yet leaves out virtually any mention of the fleeting fame he had: the Obie he won at 25 for the first of his existential dramas, along with a reputation for brilliance in the circles that mattered to them.
