Sentence examples for impressive reputation for from inspiring English sources
Unity Dow is a lawyer with an impressive reputation for her stance on women's rights.
Founded by the mezzo-soprano Amanda Keil in Boston in 2008, Musica Nuova has quickly built an impressive reputation for imaginative programming, deft staging and a penchant for making good use of unorthodox performance spaces.
Many convictions were secured with little more than a confession extracted under torture.Mr Bassiouni, an American of Egyptian descent, arrived with an impressive reputation for assessing war crimes in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Yugoslavia.
Mr. Douglass and his ensemble — the lutist Paul O'Dette, the soprano Ellen Hargis and the tenor William Hite — have established an impressive reputation for reconstructing Renaissance and early Baroque music.
Nicholas Gage has the credentials to bring a new perspective to this oft-told tale: Greek-born, he is an American journalist with an impressive reputation for thorough and resourceful reporting.
Since the 1980s the Tricycle has built an impressive reputation for quality and innovation despite being one of London's smaller venues.
The new boss has an impressive reputation, so that, for all the sound and fury, it would ultimately have seemed churlish for shareholders to deprive him of a chance to revive the firm unless Mr Green had offered silly money, which is not his style.
Work wise, his background is in law but he also worked for adidas and since built up an impressive reputation in business.
Bell had built an impressive reputation as a preacher; he had a conversational style and a knack for making his messages straightforward and appealing, especially to young people.
Good-government groups said Mr. Holloway had an impressive reputation.
Lutton may be the youngest artistic director of a major performing arts company in Australia, but in addition to his impressive critical achievements, his reputation for diplomacy is legendary; interviewed, he won't tell me who his competition was.
