Sentence examples for obsession with reputation from inspiring English sources

South Africa has an obsession with reputation, manifested by a tendency toward bling: If we look good, we are good.

In portraying Bill's obsession with salvaging his own reputation, "Domesticated" gets politics exactly right.

Social media may lose its obsession with follower numbers and traffic, evolving to context-driven reputation systems and algorithms.

As the science writer Jeff Hecht wrote in New Scientist, "The company has an enviable reputation for creativity, but the report suggests it did not have an obsession with training, rules and written procedures… a dangerous combination when working with rocket fuels".

Seeking to protect his reputation for impartiality, the FBI director instead revealed his obsession with politics: the politics of his own image.

Mr. Devor's pronouncements, in particular, have earned him a reputation for having a flair for the dramatic and an obsession with details, a combination that earns him as much respect as scorn — often from the same people.

The festival has built its reputation on a keen sense for creative curation and a deep obsession with unabashed fun.

Detractors say Cole's obsession with staying on as board chair and his refusal to accept term limits are not only destroying his reputation, they're also destroying amfAR.

"They have reputations worth billions of pounds, but they put it at risk with an absolutely manic obsession with short-termism," he says.

Stroheim's growing obsession with painstaking detail was reflected in The Devil's Passkey (1920; now lost) and Foolish Wives (1922), pictures that enhanced his reputation as a director.

Obsession with the product.