Sentence examples for reputation attached from inspiring English sources

Would you continue to behave in accord with the standards of morality if the opposite reputation attached to you?

Mr. Icahn has long since outgrown his reputation, attached to his name in print more than 200 times this year alone, as a "corporate raider" interested only in short-term profits, they say.

"Do you want your reputation attached to Jacobs?" asked Keene.

She danced, but never performed, since her father, a prominent mathematician, feared a "bad reputation" attaching to the family.

The reputation attaching to the Tripartitum and Hungary's insulation from the Roman Law Reception meant that the Tripartitum continued to retain authority until well into the nineteenth century.

Ashley Young is, for the first time, speaking publicly about the reputation that attached itself to him last season.

His reputation is attached as firmly to Vong and to Mercer Kitchen as to restaurants that undoubtedly absorb more of his worry.

With three La Ligas, two Bundesligas, two Champions League titles, three Club World Cup wins and a peerless reputation all attached to his name, who could Guardiola convince to join him at the Etihad?

While Lucy's IQ falls short of Mira's, she's not a dumb blond, a reputation forever attached to Romy White and Mighty Aphrodite's Linda Ash.

Thrun has high hopes for peer-based grading, perhaps with a social-reputation score attached, so that classmates help identify their wisest peers.

Having outgrown PBS, it has inherited the rotten reputation that once attached to the medium itself.