Sentence examples for given the reputation of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, given the reputation of the school, recruiting is not necessary.

The editor of Der Spiegel is one of the most prominent and coveted journalism jobs in Germany, given the reputation of the magazine for setting the news agenda.

This makes the appearance of Kirsty Gunn's The Big Music all the more remarkable, even given the reputation of its prize-garnering author.

Given the reputation of the track head coach Shane Sutton for plain speaking, this may well have been put to him.

Nor will they rule them out, given the reputation of Ms. Twain's producer (and husband), Robert John Lange, who is known as Mutt.

This is brave of Mantel, even bravely peculiar, given the reputation of the actual Thomas Cromwell, who acted as a brutal fixer for both Cardinal Wolsey and Henry VIII.

This fact is a bit surprising given the reputations of the two coaches.

(Given the reputations of both Ms. Finke and Ms. Fuller for long hours and full contact in professional matters, Mr. Penske had better be eating his Wheaties).

At the park yesterday, David Franklin, 28, said that the attacks were surprising, given the reputation for tolerance of nearby neighborhoods like Park Slope.

But for all the street drama, the incidents included virtually none of the violence and property destruction that have marred similar demonstrations in other cities, and seemed almost anticlimactic given the reputations that preceded some of the protesters.

Well, hardly secrets, but given the reputations and roof-raising rhythms of both Four Tet and the B2B2B (that we will get to shortly), the bookending presences of both Nina Kraviz and Dixon gave our night the stability to stretch from 10pm until 5am the following morning quite comfortably.