Sentence examples for public reputation from inspiring English sources

This misstep was her public reputation.

Despite their public reputation for Caligulan excess, Westminster legislators are rather modestly remunerated by international standards.

If Lone Star established Fehrenbach's public reputation, his encyclopedic knowledge and affability cemented it.

Like the celebrities they influence, each baby consultant has a public reputation.

"People are trying to carve a public reputation in a hurry," Mr. Berman said.

Mrs. Gresser leaves the board with a public reputation as an independent voice.

Louis Freeh enjoys an exalted public reputation, though there may be reason to wonder why.

"I think this generation are much more aware of their public reputation.

If anything, reports of his ruthlessness while at Microsoft undermined his public reputation.

In that context, with a university seeking to restore its public reputation, Price became expendable.

As their public reputation suffers, anarchists say, it becomes harder to present the message.