Sentence examples for past reputation from inspiring English sources

So is his past reputation for unrelieved colourlessness.

Even so Roy felt Chelsea fans were being scapegoated for a past reputation.

An ageing talent included in the squad amid grumbling that he's being picked less on merit than on past reputation?

Of course, the food is beside the point, and, judging from the restaurant's past reputation, it might be better now than ever before.

Not bad for an outfit with a past reputation as a ruthless political machine.Yet what might be therapeutic for UMNO could prove the reverse for Malaysia.

Mr Fico seems eager to shed his past reputation and to steer Slovakia on to the path of economic reform.It certainly needs it.

No respecter of past reputations.

It's what players have earned here in the past and they are going on past reputations.

It wasn't: Bush launched into a riff about briefly meeting Sharon two years before, how he wouldn't "go by past reputations when it comes to Sharon.... I'm going to take him at face value," and how the United States should pull out of the Arab-Israeli conflict because "I don't see much we can do over there at this point".

Paul Bailey, the novelist and critic who chaired the alternative male judging panel for the £30,000 prize, accused the female jury of going "soft when it came to the crunch" and being too easily cowed by past reputations in compiling its shortlist.

It is the car that will have you getting over past reputations.