Sentence examples for real reputation from inspiring English sources

That's the real reputation I have as a reformer, and that's why the governor has asked me to take on this challenge".

He added: "David Cameron won a real reputation in opposition for championing green issues – it would be a huge mistake to sideline them now he is in power".

Both cases have now been dismissed, however, on the grounds that the plaintiffs have no real reputation in England to defend.

His real reputation was made on Broadway, when, in 1936, he was lifted out of the ranks of scuffling comics to star with Ethel Merman and Jimmy Durante in Cole Porter's "Red, Hot and Blue".

Dennis Kelly had a big hit at the Traverse in 2005 with After The End and has since made a real reputation for himself with Love And Money and Taking Care Of Baby.

Cohn started his career as a federal prosecutor, but it was his performance in the trial of the Rosenbergs – who were tried and convicted of espionage in 1951 – where he made his real reputation.

"In San Miguel, in particular, you have that mix: starving artists, single or divorced or widowed women without much money who tend to be more adventurous than single men, writers and poets -- probably an unhealthy number of poets -- artists, sculptors, people with real reputations in these fields, and then a huge moneyed cocktail circuit," he said.

But he knows well that real reputations are built upon postseason success.

"It's got a real bad reputation, but it's so quiet at night," he said.

"My dad had a real big reputation as being the hard man, street fighter, the gangster.

They had no real European reputation and as such were the rarest of things in late 90s football: the Italian underdog.