Sentence examples for reputation for something from inspiring English sources
It's difficult for a young designer to gain a reputation for something that people don't see.
These days, however, the lake is developing a reputation for something else: piracy.
He also has a reputation for something like cruelty to lawyers who argue the side of a case he opposes.
"I wouldn't want to go right out on a swaying plank and destroy a man's reputation for something I'd seen casually at a dinner party," he told me.
But the Czech capital has now gained a reputation for something it could almost certainly do without: it appears to be an international centre for badly behaved Brits abroad.
These days, if you live and breathe, you have a reputation for something.
He also maintains an intimidating reputation for brutality, something the video appears to support.
Ms Walters earned a reputation for finding something soft in her subjects.
He says, "Xinran had a reputation for doing something that hadn't been done before.
He gained the reputation for being something of a "hysteric," one administrator said.
It was not the first time the forward, who gained a reputation for being something of a 'hot head', has clashed with authority.
