Sentence examples for main reputation from inspiring English sources

But its main reputation derives from its linguistic diktats erecting a bulwark against the encroachment of English.

It is on that corpus of later stories, but also on his mature dramas of the same period, that Chekhov's main reputation rests.

His main reputation was made in England, which, in the course of his short life, he visited no fewer than 10 times.

Delius's full stylistic maturity dates from around 1907, when he began to write the series of works on which his main reputation rests.

They didn't like the idea of paying Nixon for an interview (he got $600,000, a king's ransom three decades ago), and they were even less sanguine about letting Frost, a non-American whose main reputation was as a talk-show host and ladies' man, interview the most controversial president in American history.

However, his main sporting reputation came from cricket.

These solutions can be classified into three main categories: reputation-based approaches [14, 15], credit-based approaches [16, 17], and game-based approaches [18, 19].

The accounting firms "took their two main assets -- reputation and client base -- and leveraged them by looking at the needs and effectively cross-selling, creating a whole line of businesses which became very lucrative," Mr. Zimmerman said.

Both play to the Tories' main strength, a reputation for capable economic management in tough times and to Labour's main weakness, its past profligacy.Europe will, as usual, give Mr Cameron a lot to worry about.

(The coverage of Kevin Johnson and Greg Hardy has the main site's reputation riding higher than ever. Deadspin will be the first of the GMG titles to join Apple News).

Interestingly, a main effect of Reputation F 1,48)  = 10.93, p<.01, η2 = .19 was found revealing that subjects told more lies in the NR than in the R block.