Sentence examples for question of reputation from inspiring English sources
It was a question of reputation, but also of profit.
"It's a question of reputation of a Swiss bank and the Swiss financial center.
"It is not the role of the tribunal to police the question of reputation," he said.
Like some enormous planet, his gravitational field was simply too powerful for him to go far from himself for any length of time, and sooner or later every conversation returned to the subject of him: his ideas, his problems, the question of his reputation and immortality.
Mr Buchanan added: "What is important to Mr McIntyre is the question of his reputation and his maintaining his professional status".
It's not just a question of pride and reputation.
"Because it's not a question of just my reputation".
"In which the reader learns that a gallant young man must not hesitate to run the risk of suffocating in a chest among his mistress's trousers, when it is a question of saving her reputation". . . .
To even question the reputation of the senator or any member of his campaign staff based on these fraudulent claims is reprehensible and irresponsible".
This discourse infers that midwifery care is not a safe option and in doing so calls into question the reputation of midwives.
Jonathan Safran Foer posited the intriguing question of what Jacobson's reputation would be like had he been born in America and written exactly the same novels.
