Sentence examples for reputation has held from inspiring English sources

Eyeliner's bad-girl reputation has held sway ever since.

Its reputation has held steady in the years since, even if Hamilton is still bedevilled by the critical perception of him as a minor novelist.

America's reputation in sub-Saharan Africa has held up much better than elsewhere in the world.

Ever since he ran Bill Clinton's "It's the Economy, Stupid" presidential campaign in 1992, James Carville has held a reputation for common-sense Democratic strategy.

Though his reputation as a ladies' man has held up well, he's ready to be playfully called out as lecherous.

The festival long has held a reputation for bringing acts out of retirement, and 2014 will be no different.

Since the late 80s, the Spanish island has held a reputation of being a mecca for house, trance, and general nightlife hedonism which seems appropriate, as the island is named after Bes, the Egyptian god of music and dance.

But despite the Goats' lowly reputation, the hosts had held Real Salt Lake to a 2-1 mid-week result in Utah, providing a stark contrast between the performances of the West's two top seeds.

That reputation has somehow held up.

His reputation has been.

That reputation has vanished.