Sentence examples for highest repute from inspiring English sources

She was now grown very old, and had lived all her days in the highest repute among her fellows.

It is certain, though, that Gamaliel held a leading position in the Sanhedrin and that he enjoyed the highest repute as teacher of the Law; he was the first to be given the title rabban.

Plender was one of the most important and reliable accountants in Britain, and under cross-examination stated that it was routine for firms "of the very highest repute" to use secret reserves in calculating profit without declaring it.

Both are writers of high repute.

Both men also achieved high repute, as you know, for their exquisite drolleries.

Folklore has been vigorously exploited, often by scholars of high repute.

His high repute as an educator did much to raise the estimate of Methodism in New England.

There are countless other talented, dedicated and honourable cricketers more than capable of returning our premier sport to high repute.

Living outside Paris, with Nina, until his death, in 1944, he added no lustre to his high repute.

His high repute may be suggested by one critic who said that Bykov "represents the war through the dialectics of the human soul".

Yet, along with this high repute, sustained over two millennia, lawyers have also engendered tremendous distrust and even hatred in many societies.