Sentence examples for guarded reputation from inspiring English sources

He was also involved in an episode that threatened the company's guarded reputation.

Berenson guarded his reputation as a scholar, and did not relish a position as Duveen's in-house authenticator.

In a response to the committee (pdf) on Monday, Ofsted said it fiercely guarded its reputation to act "without fear or favour" when inspecting schools.

Valerie Eliot, whose funeral takes place on Wednesday, was the assiduous editor of her late husband's letters and guarded his reputation with care during the 47 years following his death.

Janet always referred to him as "my general" or "my soldier" and guarded his reputation.

That seems all the more reason for it to guard its reputation carefully.

"We are an independent organisation and we guard our reputation fiercely.

Jealously guarding its reputation for discretion and impartiality, it manages to work with the least tractable governments.But not Myanmar's.

But, Palestinian politicians say, it has also done a better job of staying close to the people and guarding a reputation for incorruptibility.

Until now, Hong Kong has treated the mainlanders gingerly, partly for political reasons and partly to guard its reputation for the rule of law.

Machiavelli asserts that Borgia had thus proved more genuinely merciful than the Florentines, who, guarding their reputation, had allowed the town of Pistoia to be destroyed by factional fighting rather than intervene with their own arms.