Sentence examples for reputation of things from inspiring English sources
The Reputation of Things.
The reputation of things extended far and wide, from TV stars (Bill Cosby), universities (University of Virginia), suburbs (Ferguson), companies (Sony Pictures), food (gluten), countries (Russia), sports leagues (NFL, CEOss (Market Basket's Arthur T. Demoulas), and on and on.
"Shanxi fans have a reputation of throwing things onto the court when things don't go their way," wrote Anthony Tao on his blog.
"The simplest approach is to look at the reputation of the things an actor is using," Jones explained.
The public memorandum from the Speaker of the Assembly, Dr. Mindy Young, reads more like a defense attorney's closing argument than an impartial investigation, and is being viewed as a "whitewash" - threatening to add to our reputation of sweeping things under the rug rather than thoroughly exploring and dealing with charges of impropriety.
His colleagues saw him as tough but fair, and he had a reputation of being all things to all men.
His colleagues saw him as tough but fair, and he also had a reputation of being all things to all men.
At TCI, Hindery established the reputation of a make-things-happen man.
She didn't want to come forward, as she told the Huffington Post, because going public means "they will destroy your reputation, they will dig all sorts of things out to cast doubt on your credibility and you'll immediately have no political career".
He always had this reputation of being a guy who exaggerated things, who pretended he did things.
That said, the Internet of Things does have a horrible reputation when it comes to security.
