Sentence examples similar to refine reputation from inspiring English sources
The company's work with engines was refined, and its reputation for high-performance products grew.
But in the last decade the garments have transcended that reputation, becoming refined wardrobe staples for everyone, everywhere.
His sensibilities found a more nurturing environment in the United States, where he has built a reputation for his lyrically refined illustrations.
And it's no coincidence either that all the while that Chaplin was refining his onscreen identity, his own reputation was under attack.
Over more than three decades of refining his software, he has developed a reputation as an inspirational research leader who has refused to be satisfied with most of the commercial efforts aimed at realizing his vision of personal computing.
Over the years, Amex, which may not have always have the most merchant-friendly reputation in years past, has refined and updated how they have worked with these merchants.
Strachwitz's ear is refined, and he was drawn to people who were overlooked or whose reputation was regional, such as Lightnin' Hopkins, whom Strachwitz went on a pilgrimage to see in Houston, in 1959.
Her father owned a sugar-refining business; his partner, Bradish Johnson, held slaves on a Louisiana sugar plantation and did not have a reputation for kindness.
He has refined enough strokes and drawn up enough smart training sets on the white board to earn a reputation as an innovator with an emphasis on distance freestyle and all of its lung-taxing, spirit-sapping demands.
People who excelled in retail weren't usually interested in the general management career path; they were more concerned with refining their trade and building reputations in their field.
