Sentence examples for polished reputation from inspiring English sources

BP's shares hit a four-year low this week, and Lord Browne's highly polished reputation has some greasy smears.

This embarrassed its boss, Lord Browne, whose carefully polished reputation as the golden boy of British business lost some of its shine.

Before the incident at Sloan-Kettering, Dr. Arbit had a polished reputation in his field as the author of textbooks and an authority on neurosurgery.

It's strange that Tomlin's co-star, Oscar winner Jane Fonda, didn't get any appreciation considering she has a more polished reputation, but her character on the Netflix show wasn't nearly as humorous as Tomlin's.

Mr Zenawi's polished reputation abroad, for instance as a member of Tony Blair's Commission for Africa, will be badly damaged if he is found to have given the orders that led to the killing or to have had the ballot rigged.The case of a military helicopter crew who defected to neighbouring Djibouti with its helicopter gunship is murkier still.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has always had a highly polished reputation, but it's facing an unprecedented amount of criticism now.

For promotional purposes, Tyson's ugly image would contrast with Lewis's polished and proper reputation, which now will be marketed by Leigh Steinberg, the agent known mostly for his stable of pro quarterbacks.

Even by the standards of the Knights, an adventurous young orchestra that has established a strong reputation for polished performances and imaginative programming, the lineup on Tuesday evening seemed eclectic.

The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.

For her next solo show at Regen Projects in Los Angeles, Ms. Larner will present ceramic and epoxy wall pieces, a mixed media work made of steamed, bent and painted paper on an aluminum armature, and a free-standing sculpture in mirror-polished aluminum, further establishing her reputation as a master of hybrid forms.

The small -- some say aloof -- firm run by Mr. Rosenblatt and his wife, Susan, an appellate lawyer, has made its reputation by succeeding where polished celebrity lawyers have failed, and by being paid handsomely for it.