Sentence examples for reputation propagated from inspiring English sources

Along the path to success, though, Polunin cultivated a rebellious reputation, propagated by headlines across the U.K. that anointed him ballet's resident James Dean.

Drawn from the museum's 30,000-strong collection, the drawings and models on display tell stories of their various roles in convincing clients, massaging reputations, propagating new styles – and even providing evidence in court.

His reputation was created largely by astute men who propagated the belief that his party was the people's party and that the policies of his administrations were in the popular interest.

That image is propagated in part by Shiseido's reputation for advanced research and development — it was the first company to formulate and synthesize hyaluronic acid, which is used for anti-aging products, according to Euromonitor — and by the beauty counselors, supported by a deep-pocketed human resources policy that has the goal of keeping them happy and loyal.

The credibility of tweets increases when propagated through authors who have a higher reputation score, having written a large number of tweets before, originate at a single or few users in the network and have many retweets.

But he says little about the controversial argument Mr. Taylor articulated in his 1989 book "Reinventing Shakespeare" — that "some considerable proportion of Shakespeare's current international reputation is the fruit not of his genius but of the virility of British imperialism, which propagated the English language on every continent".

They can be propagated forever".

So clones must be propagated from cuttings.

It shows how the energy is propagated".

The red raspberry is propagated by suckers.

They are easily propagated from stem segments.