Sentence examples for reputation proudly from inspiring English sources

It should be guarding that reputation proudly, not scurrying to salvage the careers of rapists and assorted sexual incontinents, past and present, who don't seem to understand that taking advantage of drunk, overawed girls, as their shithead mates film it on camera phones, isn't what Pele had in mind when he spoke of the beautiful game.

But when it comes to beer in Germany, others have already built — that is, a formidable reputation, which they proudly defend.

But in the eyes of competitors, Andersen sometimes wore that reputation a bit too proudly.

Over recent decades, Bard, which charges $45,730 for tuition, has developed a reputation as a college proudly out of step with the times.

Thompson tells how the villagers saw this as a kind of communal purchase that rehabilitated their reputation, and how they proudly helped the soldier carry his cups and saucers home.

If one is looking for the exact opposite of the Warriors, there are the New York Knicks who have spent the last week proudly defending their reputation as the league's worst team.

Embarrassed perhaps by reputation for unusual abstemiousness, he confesses proudly that he smokes too much.

But a recurrent crop of crackpots and ideologues has fed the state's reputation for aggressive know-nothingism and proudly retrograde politics.

No matter how proudly you cherish your reputation as a joker, we all know it is best not laughingly to tell a security guard you have eight bombs in your bag.

Ask David Engel how many customers he has for Review Concierge, his service to protect and repair the online reputations of healthcare professionals, and he'll proudly say the number is around 300,000.

Mr. Davis is a proudly old-fashioned executive, with a reputation for profligate spending and a complete disinterest in technology.