Sentence examples for reputation itself from inspiring English sources

Munro's work has always posed a larger question about reputation itself; about how we break and remake the literary canon.

The school had already established a good reputation for itself before her arrival.

Did the WACA's reputation precede itself or did it look like a good bowling wicket?

North Tyneside is building something of a reputation for itself as a home for experimental light and projection art.

Over the last few years, social charity The Big House has been making a reputation for itself with collaborative theatre projects.

Nor has it put off Jawbone, which has won a reputation for itself by making Bluetooth-equipped headsets and smart, portable speakers.

While Download and Sonisphere slug it out for supremacy in the UK metal festival domain, one plucky underdog has been slowly building a reputation for itself over last decade.

The city even seems to be garnering a female-friendly reputation for itself, attracting this season the New Zealander Karen Walker and Nina Donis, a female-male duo Russia.

Free-to-play MMOs aren't just about Dungeons & Dragons-style fantasy role-playing, as a new British effort, just establishing a reputation for itself, proves.

If the World can build a journalistic reputation for itself, and if it manages not to run out of money too quickly (which, on £15m, will be tough), it could make a nice luxury item for a rich wannabe proprietor.

One of Donilon's overriding beliefs, which Obama adopted as his own, was that America needed to rebuild its reputation, extricate itself from the Middle East and Afghanistan, and turn its attention toward Asia and China's unchecked influence in the region.