Sentence examples for much reputation from inspiring English sources

There is too much background noise and chatter, too much reputation to be got over.

The fashion retailer rue21 is about to find out how much reputation in private equity deals still matters.

Demetrius and Philip V were the only two of the successors who gained much reputation in siege work.

… on one of the occasions when he was in Siena, he chanced to be at an apothecary's shop, where a book was brought to him which had been previously promised him, this book being one of much reputation among persons of worth, and having never yet been seen by him.

I tell you especially that I make efforts to dress the actors always in as noble a fashion as is possible for me, but in such a manner that there is a sense of proportion among them, in view of the fact that the rich costume,…particularly in these times when pomp is at its highest peak, adds much reputation and beauty to comedies, and even more to tragedies.

- How much reputation counts against form.

"I am not sure that it will not harm very much the reputation of black troops".

And the airline has a much better reputation for safety than its rivals.

As a result he has a much cleaner reputation that most commanders.

But the Futures game, like minor league baseball, is as much about reputation and potential as it is about statistics.

In that role he served for eight years, during which the Station added new faculty appointments, new facilities, and a much enhanced reputation.