Sentence examples for normal reputation from inspiring English sources

After a midnight appearance on stage among rock singers and party stalwarts at Paris's Bastille to address the crowds gathered to celebrate his election, François Hollande, who has so far stayed true to his "Mr Normal" reputation, arrived back at his nondescript, modern apartment building in Paris's 15th arrondissement at 2am, ready to start work as France's new president-elect.

"But in the middle is a group we call the magic middle - call it about 9% of the social web - and that's people who do have this bigger-than-normal reach and a bigger-than-normal reputation in particular subjects or topics".

Because of this, "wild" or "all-natural" styles of grooming can earn someone an unfair "non-normal" reputation.

"I'm just a normal, reputable businessman," says Arum. "Because King's out there, my reputation suddenly becomes a huge, huge virtue".

In normal times, a reputation helps to anchor low inflation.

Dr. Scheidt said the bad reputation of normal consumption of regular coffee resulted from flawed Scandinavian studies suggesting that higher caffeine consumption was associated with heart disease.

So far so normal, but as his reputation grew Douglas began to be linked with Manchester United, Chelsea, Real Madrid and Barcelona.

In our discussion, there were normal SO users, high reputation users, current SO moderators, and ex-SO moderators.

But these are not normal times for Woods, whose reputation was battered when details of his marital infidelities became public, causing him to take a hiatus from golf.

His new book on Goldwater's successor as the Republican candidate for the presidency is every bit as good a fluently written and carefully researched book that is bound to be the political hit of the season.Nixon hardly has a reputation as Mr Normal.

In fact, for all the possible pairs of users malicious and non-malicious, we calculate the probability of giving the malicious users bigger reputation than the normal user.