Sentence examples for held the reputation from inspiring English sources

McGinest has long held the reputation of a dangerous player when he was on the field.

Medium and Master In the history of photography, Edward Steichen (1879-1973) holds the reputation of having transformed his medium into art.

And the museum's education program continues to hold the reputation of being the strongest in the city's major museums.

Pericles promoted the arts and literature; it is principally through his efforts that Athens holds the reputation of being the educational and cultural center of the ancient Greek world.

Since that time Oxford has traditionally held the highest reputation for scholarship and instruction in the classics, theology, and political science.

Meanwhile, Jérôme Champagne, who announced earlier this year that he wants to stand for the Fifa presidency next year, said Garcia's investigation held the key to the reputation of the World Cup.

We have the best supporters in the world and hold that reputation dear".

In 1816 Lax was described as holding the professorship with "great reputation".

The 76-year-old Pope is also the first Jesuit priest to hold the papacy, earning a reputation in Argentina for focusing on social outreach, according to the Associated Press.

The likability of these flat and boring characters hold the actresses' off screen reputations in good stead but reinforce the very norms that imprison and render so many Indian women vulnerable, as they did Deepika, to disrespect and sexism.

This recent influx of capital funding is not the only reason to take the region seriously; it has long held a reputation for sustaining one of the most vibrant artist-led scenes in England.