Sentence examples for impossible reputation from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he would probably himself have wished to descend from the pedestal of impossible reputation.

"That was neurotic, cowardly and self-destructive!" With an impossible-to-shift reputation as a perfectionist on screen, the closest he ever came was directing Straight Time, the 1978 film in which he played an ex-con fresh out of jail.

News geniuses will most likely say these ideas are impossible, denigrate the reputations of the news intermediaries and even violate First Amendment rights.

The Knicks will probably attempt to trade Marbury, although it may be nearly impossible, given his checkered reputation and his contract.

In the age of social media, communications (and reputations) are impossible to control.

No wonder the Italian has a reputation for being impossible to dislike.

In Hollywood, Frances quickly becomes nervous, edgy, neurotic, gaining a widespread reputation for being impossible.

One of the very few to emerge from the most impossible job in rugby with reputation enhanced.

But he said such threats only added to China's reputation as an impossible place to do business.

But it can now be said that Mr Crosby has performed another job people thought was impossible: that of taking the reputation of the honours system to new depths.

The old rogue must have been sorely tempted to devote his life to self-indulgence, rather than sticking to the task of trying to measure up to his legendary brothers (impossible) and redeeming his own reputation (still unlikely).