Sentence examples for reputation for that from inspiring English sources

So I have sort of a reputation for that.

It would be easy to accuse Salmond of nothing more than opportunism, adding to his reputation for that streak.

"Barcelona have a reputation for that kind of thing and the best way to stop them is to produce a yellow card," reckoned the BBC commentator Tony Gubba.

They soon developed a reputation for that genre, particularly after working on a script for a horror film titled "Darkness Falling" that never reached the screen but helped raise their profiles in Hollywood.

He never had a reputation for that".

…you can guarantee if something's going to happen, we will be at the forefront of that and we've got a reputation for that, of wanting to try new things and wanting to push the boundaries a little bit further, so, it didn't surprise us when we won the pilot for [the CDSS].

I got the reputation for that--this guy who would take a kamikaze approach by going on stage with almost no material.

And, really, blind nonsense: Saudi Arabia is a repressive regime that silences dissent, with a reputation for corruption that has fuelled discontent and provided fodder for extremists.

He saw that if he abandoned his European commitment, he would destroy the reputation for integrity that was his greatest political asset.

He has a reputation for competence that Ms Royal lacks.

"The theatre's got a reputation for work that is unexpected and leftfield," he says.