Sentence examples for reputation aside from inspiring English sources

"Reputation aside, check cashers are where the money is," Professor Zinman said.

Elgin's reputation aside, several contemporary legal scholars make a strong argument for the Greek side in the current debate.

Idiosyncratic reputation aside, Welsh said Libertarianism is more in line with American political sensibilities now than when he first joined the party as a 19-year-old in 1978.

Part of the artificial buoyancy of its reputation – aside from the fact that, back then, we were stupid children who were conned into buying something just because it looked amazing – was down to DKC's creator, Rare.

Its reputation for revelries aside, Fitzgerald's novel in fact features just three parties, and only one of these offers paeans to its own splendours.

The failure of coalition talks is unprecedented in Germany's post-war history, and was likened by newsmagazine Der Spiegel to the shock election of U.S. President Donald Trump or Britain's referendum vote to leave the EU - moments when countries cast aside reputations for stability built up over decades.

Arsenal's manager set aside his reputation for parsimony to bring in a 25-year-old Germany international with a world-class reputation.

Even setting aside this reputation, some have objected to the design of the play.

That reputation should be put aside, said Gen. Jehangir Karamat, a former army chief of staff who served as Pakistan's ambassador to Washington in the early Musharraf era.

But he brushes aside this reputation and points out he could not have taken the position he does if the values of responsibility were not already embedded in the company's culture.

A lack of regional leadership from Australia – where senior government ministers apparently consider seawater inundation hilarious – is forcing Pacific islanders to set aside their reputation for gentle amiability in order to make themselves heard internationally.