Sentence examples for held a reputation from inspiring English sources

Leaders of appropriations and finance committees in Congress have long held a reputation as a third party unto themselves.

Berdych, seeded sixth, has long held a reputation as a solid player who struggled in big points, who choked away big matches.

Ever since he ran Bill Clinton's "It's the Economy, Stupid" presidential campaign in 1992, James Carville has held a reputation for common-sense Democratic strategy.

Though it has no shortage of luxury accommodations, Latin America has long held a reputation as a place where budget travelers can pinch pennies.

When he arrived at Sydney Goodes was rake-thin and held a reputation for lacking the intensity and presence we'd later grow so accustomed to.

There is the slate gray drabness of the cookie-cutter stadium, not to mention the negative association with the Raiders, whose fans have long held a reputation for abusive behavior.

He also holds a reputation as a wildly inconsistent competitor, even in this unpredictable sport.

At any level, Brown holds a reputation as one of the best teachers in basketball.

ProfessionalCo, the leader in its field, holds a reputation for quality and depth, especially in its largest and oldest service segments.

But comments from dozens of public interest-minded students at Harvard and administrators at other law schools suggest that the school still holds a reputation for being inhospitable to public interest students.

Thanks to Tenser's diligence and passion, the class of 1989 holds a reputation for being a fantastic reunion fundraising class.