Sentence examples for reputation out from inspiring English sources

The 250-seat theatre has forged a reputation out of all proportion to its size.

For 28 years he has made it Britain's leading stage for political theatre, and a place with an international reputation out of proportion to its 235-seat size.

It's about building our reputation out there among the public that WSC is a corporation that one would aspire to work in.

White men in their 20s have the worst reputation, out of all 48 groups, for drunkenness, sleeping around, work and politeness.

Though Mr. Giuliani built a reputation out of being a tough prosecutor, he was fiercely criticized at the time by those who said he hounded and humiliated suspects with publicity-seeking arrests, several of which were later overturned.

Jane made a reputation out of being a sort of resident literary muse; Tennessee Williams, who visited a number of times, hailed her as "the most important writer of prose fiction in modern American letters".

The piracy of our privacy, as well as the protection from the theft of one's credit reputation, cries out for legislation.

A party-guy reputation borne out by the elements (drugs, infidelity, name dropping and social climbing) that loom large in his fiction.

Bokova, who had previously expressed her "concern" that the prize could harm UNESCO's reputation, spoke out more forcefully today.

Our reputation's out there as a good passing side, but we've got to make things happen".

When American Machine & Foundry bought Harley in 1969, it tried to play down Harley's renegade reputation, rolling out badly designed, smaller bikes to compete with Japanese motorcycle makers.