Sentence examples for reputation like this from inspiring English sources

"Because nobody has ever, ever brought a stain on my reputation like this small clique of people in the Sierra Club.

With a reputation like this it's no wonder Roger Phillips phone-in is essential daily listening for thousands of Merseysiders (Weekdays 1200 - 1400).

If someone wants to damage reputations like this then they have to provide the proof.

Although Jawed denies that the mosque is failing to tackle extremism, pointing out that when attendance is large is can be very difficult to keep track of everyone, others think individual mosques with reputations like this should be doing more to root out the problem.

A reputation like that is the last thing atheism needs.

"Not with image, as some countries do, and not reputation, like the US does.

Since then, his reputation, like that of most of his contemporaries, has not so much collapsed like a house of cards as shrunk like a boiled head.

But Clinton's reputation, like that of every President, will rest ultimately on history's judgment of how wise his policies were and how successfully he pursued them.

Then, for many years, Mildred's reputation — like those of many who resisted Hitler in Germany before and during World War II — became hostage to the Cold War.

But his reputation, like that of the junta, was left tattered by the fiascos over currency controls and foreign business-ownership.

It created a reputation like that of Real Madrid and Milan, and in the 1960s and 1970s these were the teams in most finals.