Sentence examples for particular reputation from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Bachmann has a particular reputation for attention-grabbing statements, for instance attributing the attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed an American ambassador last year to God's judgment.

He emigrated from Bulgaria in 1980 and chose to settle in Canada, he said, because of the country's particular reputation for "safety and democracy".

Hughes made his name as a jump jockey in the late 1970s with a particular reputation for strength in a finish.

What tends to get stuck in people's minds is New Jersey politics -- and its particular reputation of mob connections, bribes, graft, indicted mayors and investigated county executives.

Historically, Afghans have had no particular reputation for Islamic rigor, but with familiar ethnic contours shifting and slipping, Islamist salvationism offered spiritual relief and, for a time, political clarity.

Boisterous radio callers are hardly a new phenomenon — twenty-two yeago ago, Sports Illustrated featured Finebaum's show in an article about the lack of civility on sports talk radio — but Finebaum's have developed a particular reputation for volume, crudeness, and blind loyalty to their teams of choice.

Olestra, it must be said, does have some drawbacks — in particular, a reputation for what is delicately called "gastrointestinal distress".

The resulting split between the Guzmáns and the Beltráns set off several deadly turf wars and earned Arturo in particular a reputation for grotesque bloodthirstiness.

Despite low ratings — "Starting Point" had just 234,000 viewers on a typical day last year, CNN's smallest audience in the mornings in a decade — Ms. O'Brien said she was proud of the show, and in particular its reputation for tough interviews.

The police, in particular, have a reputation for brutality and corruption.

Switzerland, in particular, developed a reputation as a place where the wealthy could rely on secrecy laws.