Sentence examples for renewed reputation from inspiring English sources

Such changes have helped MTV attract record ratings and a renewed reputation as an arbiter of pop-culture hipness.

The television documentaries Acoustic Routes (1992) and Dreamweaver (2000), as well as Harper's biography, Dazzling Stranger (2000), helped cement his renewed reputation.

His Histoire des Grecs, 3 vol. (1886 89), and an enlarged edition in 1891 of Histoire de France de 1453 à 1815 18566) renewed his reputation as a scholar.

He knew that Outing's offer to undertake the rescue would "renew his reputation as a world wanderer and roving reporter par excellence," and that he "might even delve into the Armenian massacres and make himself an even more valuable commodity on the lecture circuit".

You have to continually renew your reputation by helping others on a regular basis.

If Netflix could get movies at a quicker pace--that would be a likely scenario for them, and one that would renew customer reputation".

The Celebration Series was eventually completed and, in 2000, when it started to be shown in museums around the world, it immediately renewed and deepened his reputation, at least with those prepared to give him a chance.

Despite Egypt's renewed efforts, its security reputation took a further blow in March when a flight from Alexandria to Cairo was hijacked by a man wearing a fake suicide vest and diverted to Cyprus.

Conceived by the previous Labour government in response to the scandal of BAE bribes in Saudi Arabia, it was meant to renew the tarnished reputation of British business abroad.

Such a commission would also help heal the divisions with the rest of the world and help renew America's reputation.

Bolt, instead, can rely on both his staggering reputation and a renewed appetite for hard work to send a shiver down his rivals.