Sentence examples for gleaming reputation from inspiring English sources

A loan move to another top club would do little to tarnish his gleaming reputation at Anfield.

A brush with scandal, as the supervisor of a trader caught manipulating bids on Treasury securities in 1991, did little to tarnish his gleaming reputation.

When thought becomes no more than unspoken speech, fiction's gleaming reputation as a mirror of human consciousness will inevitably begin to tarnish.

Mr Zenawi clouded a gleaming reputation by conflating state and personal power, and used Ethiopia's fast-growing economy and substantial regional clout to silence his critics and get his way.

French players do not enjoy a particularly gleaming reputation in France, however, and the notion of a strike is a delicate one for French soccer: the French national team made an ignominious name for itself in 2010 when it staged a strike, which was likened to a temper tantrum, at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Reviewing the episode for the Daily News of New York City before the episode's official broadcast, Eric Mink complimented it for being "fitfully funny", however he added that the episode "seem[s] short on the pop-culture digs and celebrity skewering that used to put a high gloss on the show's gleaming reputation".

But it is not as though these reforms tarnished an otherwise gleaming Conservative reputation on the NHS.

Such a move would wax and polish the company's reputation to gleaming, console shareholders and the general public, and quite possibly shut some critics up.

Yet he starts his governorship of the gleaming megalopolis with the outside world focused on one characteristic; his reputation for misogyny.

Collins describes them as "gleaming, with shiny wings and powerful, furry bodies", and adds that the area has "a reputation for the sweetness of the honey and the gentleness of the bees".

Even the badge on Sven Goran Eriksson's gleaming white Leicester City tracksuit, depicting a fox's head, seems to suit the Swede's wily personality and reputation as a crafty, even cunning, operator.