Sentence examples for reputation has changed from inspiring English sources

New Haven's reputation has changed in the past few years.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukALAN GREENSPAN'S reputation has changed since his last book, a memoir, was published in 2007.

In an interview you gave in 2007, when Philip K. Dick's novels appeared in a Library of America anthology that you edited, you talked about the gentrification of Dick, and the way his reputation has changed over the years, saying, "A lot of the biases against genre fiction have not to do with any kind of aesthetic or literary judgment but with class discomfort.

Within a couple of years, however, Raw Power's reputation had changed to one of vast importance.

Mr. Marable said that the scholarly excitement attending the transfer of Malcolm X's papers to the Schomburg was the latest indication of how much his posthumous reputation had changed.

Few players' reputations have changed as much in one game as McElroy's has.

Few presidents' reputations have changed as dramatically as Grant's.

But despite the company's internal changes, it doesn't appear that Yahoo's reputation among consumers has changed all that much.

In a pathetic bid to salvage the Times' reputation, the tone has changed in a matter of months from rallying behind Miller as some sort of martyr figure (that was amusing while it lasted) to casting her off as the evil villain, as a cunning, dastardly reporter who somehow "misled" everybody.

Ten years later, his marriage over and reputation ruined, Nathan has changed his identity and lives a simple life on a small island off the coast of Massachusetts under the new name of Rolly DaVore.

Fortunately for the Red Sox, their reputation for often folding has changed drastically.