Sentence examples for reputation for combativeness from inspiring English sources

Ms. Amsterdam has a reputation for combativeness.

As mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani cultivated a reputation for combativeness.

But although the present Taoiseach is known as a consummate conciliator, his successor has a reputation for combativeness.

Despite a public reputation for combativeness, Fehr also draws praise from former adversaries for honesty, integrity and a calm, businesslike demeanor.

(Or maybe not so odd, if Ronald Perelman, whom the Times described as having "something of a reputation for combativeness," takes on an outsized role at Carnegie Hall).

For a governor who has earned a national reputation for combativeness — advertising his confrontations with constituents at town-hall-style meetings in YouTube videos circulated by his office — Mr. Christie sounded a notably more tender tone in addressing the Legislature.

She pushes Weeks to do something, anything and he channels his natural gift for combativeness and truth-telling into helping to form a group.

Badgers have a reputation for being grumpy.

ARGENTINA'S reputation for transparency is poor.

He has a reputation for personal probity.

Patrick had a reputation for ruthless violence.