She writes, too, of her dislike of staid Boston in the nineteen-fifties, when Lowell was teaching there: "Boston — wrinkled, spindly-legged, depleted of nearly all her spiritual and cutaneous oils, provincial, self-esteeming — has gone on spending and spending her inflated bills of pure reputation, decade after decade".
It isn't a new idea; BirdEye has plenty of competition (though Gupta insists that because it isn't a pure-play reputation company, that it doesn't compete with 90percentt of the startups in its space).
This established Pure Shit's reputation as a film by and about junkies – hardly the most reliable kind of employee and thus chaos ensued.
Dame Vera and the Queen Mother are both hallowed in 20th-century culture and, as such, there may be some veiling of truths to keep their reputations pure.
"He's more temperate now," said David Axelrod, a senior White House adviser and longtime Emanuel friend who dismissed much of his flamboyant reputation as "pure myth".
Since it opened at the end of 1999, the trio of owners, Naomichi Yasuda, a master sushi chef; Shige Akimoto, the restaurant manager; and Scott Rosenberg, the business and design manager, staked the restaurant's reputation on a pure, uncompromised expression of the traditional art of sushi making.
Page C1 Dining SUSHI LOVER'S SANCTUARY ON MANHATTAN'S EAST SIDE Since Sushi Yasuda opened at the end of 1999, its owners have staked the restaurant's reputation on a pure, uncompromised expression of the traditional art of sushi making, writes Eric Asimov.
He is willing to bend time and well-documented facts in order to protect Hekmatyar's reputation as a pure, messianic Islamist, lay off blame for his bad deeds onto communists, Maoists, Afghanistan's King Zahir Shah and others, while denouncing his chief rival, Ahmad Shah Massoud as "the biggest traitor of Afghan politics".
But there's another part of pharisaism I find equally objectionable--the temptation to care about the rules not even so much as an end in themselves, but as an instrumental good in helping me to burnish my public reputation as morally pure.
But few celebrities have worked as hard at pure tabloid notoriety, or built reputations so unsullied by accomplishment or circumspection.
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