Sentence examples for no repute from inspiring English sources

In Stowe's view Savile was "a man of no repute whatsoever", but "we had no indication whatsoever that he was in any way suspect of doubtful behaviour … where he was involved with the NHS," the report said.

John Pilgrim Yoxford, Suffolk Re your obituary of Cynthia Payne (17 November), as Oscar Wilde nearly said, the one thing worse than ill-repute is having no repute at all.

In the novel, Dr No is reputed to be disrupting American intercontinental ballistic missile tests conducted in the Caribbean.

The indictment followed by a day the arrest of Carlo Gambi no, the reputed "boss of all bosses" of the six families, on charges of conspiracy to hijack an armored car carrying $3‐ million to $5‐million.

My only hope is that in a world where the reputed No 1 R&B singer is Justin Timberlake, and the reputed finest rapper is Eminem, maybe the time is approaching when the world's finest opera singer will come out of an South African township such as Khayelitsha.

"I have to believe or think or conclude that there must have been some significant short selling," Mr. Sprott, whom The Globe and Mail describes as "a short-seller of no mean repute," told the newspaper Friday.

But it's striking that he has rarely collaborated on film with a director of longstanding repute: no Loach, no Leigh, no Stephen Frears or Neil Jordan.

His final US No 1, Prince is reputed to have written it while looking at the sexiest thing he could imagine: himself, in a mirror.

By the early 17th century, no collection of repute was complete without 15th- and 16th-century northern European works; the emphasis however tended to be on the Northern Renaissance as a whole, more towards the German Albrecht Dürer, by far the most collectable northern artist of the era.

For now most travelers who can't afford the region's luxury hotels often stay in no-name hotels reputed to be dingy and dangerous.

Not only are there no first-ballot candidates of any repute on the 2021 ballot, but there are no new players with remotely any chance of ever ascending to the hallowed red-bricked Hall of Fame and Museum high on Main Street in Cooperstown.