Sentence examples for reputation for what from inspiring English sources
What sort of reputation, for what?
Olestra, it must be said, does have some drawbacks — in particular, a reputation for what is delicately called "gastrointestinal distress".
That they now seem ready to risk this reputation for what some perceive as nationalist posturing is seen with alarm in some quarters.
Instead, Brown, who played left field and whose nickname was the Gator, earned a reputation for what he did when called on, cold, from the dugout, usually late in the game.
The Royal Court, now run by William Gaskill, who also directed Saved, had a reputation for what the Daily Mail's Peter Lewis called "experiment and shock", and the punters knew what they were in for.
"He has focused a lot on this issue and has a strong reputation for what he has achieved". The aides said that since Brown left No 10 in May, he has spent time talking to Sir Tim Berners-Lee, father of the world wide web, about using the internet to revolutionise Africa's economy.
What, no Grammys love for Taylor Swift's "Reputation"?
And yet she had charisma, and a reputation for knowing what she wanted and getting it.
"You London people have a reputation for being what we call sturvy," he says.
Apple's rebirth began in earnest with the introduction of the iPod music players, and Mr. Jobs began to gain a reputation for anticipating what consumers want.
"The president did take very seriously his reputation for following what he said, so he was very reluctant to change his opinion unless he was very convinced".
