Sentence examples for original reputation from inspiring English sources

The irony is that Sontag's mind has such a rigorous, dauntingly original reputation; her thoughts, it is generally assumed, run on ahead of her sometimes dry prose.

"But her original reputation is based on conventional paternalistic standards of what a woman, mother and wife ought to be and do.

The group's original reputation as soulless copycats surfing the wake of Nirvana has faded along with the listening public's concern for issues of artistic integrity.

One would imagine their marketing and PR departments are already spending a great deal of time pondering about how they can recover their original reputation as laidback, friendly and pro-social innovators who, as the TV show Silicon Valley puts it, are "trying to make a better world".

Furthermore, simulations show that the proposed model, in comparison with the original reputation model, improves the decision capability of a mobile node and helps balance the load across the heterogeneous networks employing its strategy.

BitTorrent, as it continues on the road of distributing legal content further and further from its roots and original reputation as a hotbed of illegal activity, has been putting quite a lot of effort into figuring out how best to package and deliver content bundles as the cornerstone of their business.

Square Enix Music Online, in their review of the soundtrack album, said that it "pretty much lives up to the original's reputation" and is full of "lots of great original compositions that fit with the concept".

While Cataldi admits he "would prefer to maintain the original Philly fan reputation," he says that his group will show some restraint.

The selection of Mr. Maki suggests an effort to honor the original building's reputation as an icon of International Style modernism.

Conversely, a rock-solid name like the Chevrolet Monte Carlo endured when the cars themselves fell short of the original Monte Carlo's reputation.

In addition to the overarching ambition to merge the old and the new, Ms. Siddall said "the Frieze formula" would be applied to the Masters fair, a reference to the original fair's reputation for making sophisticated choices in regard to every sensory element, from the food guests eat to the temporary architecture that houses the art itself.