Sentence examples for reputation has soared from inspiring English sources

In recent years, Moore's reputation has soared.

The Band Wagon received only three Oscar nominations, but over the years its reputation has soared, and it is considered one of the best screen musicals.

Mr. Gilligan's reputation has soared in recent weeks, as "Breaking Bad" hurtles toward its finale, accompanied by critical praise and obsessive devotion on social media.

In the west, his reputation has soared in recent years, thanks in part to the 2005 publication of the writer's wartime diaries.

Minsky's reputation has soared since the start of the credit crunch.Nassim Nicholas Taleb is a very popular financial author thanks to his books "Fooled by Randomness" and "The Black Swan".

He has grown sales throughout the recession (although profits are still half the level they were four years ago) while other retailers have struggled and Fox's reputation has soared alongside.

Blair's reputation had soared "above all others" because of his support for the US, the former ambassador told the inquiry.

Some, like the hermetic Stuart Sherman and the mercurial Jack Smith (whose notorious 1963 film "Flaming Creatures" was seized by police), are boldfaced names in the art world, whose reputations have soared, posthumously, in recent years.

Despite government efforts to combat alcohol abuse and refute Ireland's reputation for drunkenness, consumption has soared during the economic boom of the last decade.

Still, the reputation of the Brummie glam-rockers has soared of late (no, really), and a reformation would doubtless make a lot of what they and their ilk used to call "bread".

But his reputation as a writer of non-fiction, particularly about London and England, has soared.