Sentence examples for has a different reputation from inspiring English sources

Now he has a different reputation to live down.

Now he has a different reputation: harsh critic of the system in which he had his greatest legal triumph.

Some moderates in Mr Dombrovskis's party insisted that the newcomers were unfit for office.Mr Dombrovskis has ended up with the Farmers and Greens party which has a different reputation problem: its main backer is a controversial tycoon, Aivars Lembergs, who has been under investigation for bribery and money laundering (he denies all wrongdoing).

Now, Manhasset has a different reputation.

But the New York Times has a different reputation, and therefore can be called to account.

The joke is that Cramer had a different reputation at the time on Wall Street, where he ran a hedge fund with high-rolling investors and moonlighted as a financial journalist.

More recently, the town has achieved a different reputation: it has become home to a thriving community of contemporary artists.

"This president has established a different reputation than his father, and class warfare won't play as well against him," said Karlyn Bowman, a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative research group, and a co-author of the 1998 book "Attitudes Toward Income Inequality".

But among scientists, it has a different reputation as an invasive species with a remarkable ability to reproduce and spread.

Nurse has a slightly different reputation, which he was asked to characterize.

The laity elected to the church's governing body, however, has a rather different reputation.