Sentence examples for reputation of man from inspiring English sources

But my colleague James Wood, eloquently seconded more recently by my friend Leland de la Durantaye, has made Knausgaard's account of his own struggles to write his book sound so perversely compelling, so Proustianly essential, that I have dutifully bought my copy of the first volume, and will risk the reputation of Man With Most Boring Book on the Beach as I peruse it.

It says that the reputation of men is more important than the continued violent abuse of women.

When Johnson released Jackie's identity, he did so to silence and punish her for daring to tarnish the reputation of men.

Given all this, it seems odd that we continue to worry about the reputations of men who are accused of sexual wrong-doings.

Henry Waxman's work on behalf of health care has been admirable, but he must have known going into these hearings on the mortgage crises that, in the absence of any hard evidence of malfeasance, the only thing he could hope to accomplish was to ruin the reputations of men like my brother.

THE almost mythological status enjoyed by Winston Churchill as Britain's saviour in the second world war has increasingly obscured the historical reputation of the man who led the country to victory in the first.

The reputation of "Invisible Man" has suffered no serious hits over the years.

He may well have gained the reputation of a man not malleable to his patrons' wishes.

But Pius Tipungwati, 51, has the reputation of a man with insight.

But the issue of the MMR vaccine's safety should not be about the reputation of one man.

Scotland Yard refused to accept this smear on the reputation of a man they regarded as a legendary crime fighter.