Sentence examples for is by reputation from inspiring English sources
Certainly it is by reputation.
The Navy is, by reputation, the most aristocratic of the armed forces, the McCains among its most storied families.
When asked whether his teams had underperformed because he is, by reputation, a nice guy, Pollin disputed it.
Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 1951) is by reputation one of the greatest philosophers of the 20th century, and even outside academia his name has become synonymous with philosophical genius.
They located these restaurants on the Upper West Side, which is by reputation as hospitable to fine dining as Florida was to Rudy Giuliani.
In a field that is, by reputation, notoriously dull, this looks like something to get genuinely excited about.GAAP was the beancounter's gold standard for decades, but it is now widely seen as cumbersome.
Like all good spies, Mr. Gutierrez was by reputation an essentially amoral man.
Goshawks are by reputation the ruffians of falconry, being bloodthirsty, temperamental and supposedly difficult to tame.
These things are by reputation so physically demanding that the most pleasant highlight is the obligatory ice bath.
GLAMOROUS as they may be by reputation, game safaris in East Africa, whether tented or otherwise, have never been truly luxurious, nor did most people expect them to be.
Was it coincidence, then, or 2005 karma that the three major team-sport champions crowned this year were by reputation more about the group mission than glamour marketing?
