The Old King's Hall, The Promenade, 01970 611189, baravin.co.uk The restaurant at this reasonably chic, contemporary hotel has a decent reputation, reflected in the prices on its dinner menu.
By the time Mr. Wiseman and his terrific cameraman, John Davey, hit the gym three years ago, it was known for welcoming women alongside men, an equal-opportunity reputation reflected by some of the fighters trained by Mr. Lord, including Jesús Chávez (also known as El Matador) and a lesser-known champion, the female junior flyweight Anissa Zamarron (the Assassin).
The popularity of sharks in film, television and print media reflect the public's interest, while their demonic reputation reflects a long history of biased, sensationalistic reporting.
Reputation Reflects Character Your reputation is a reflection of your character.
If it is, that's only because the playwrights and filmmakers in that part of the world have a reputation for reflecting bleak universal truths.
His reputation is reflected in signs that his supporters waved: "Honest, Clean, Modest".
If you are honest and hardworking, your online reputation would reflect this, producing a highly personalised social net.
The Port Authority's reputation then reflected the grand accomplishments of an agency that one historian has called a "tethered empire".
Andersen's reputation largely reflected that of Leonard Spacek, its chief executive from 1947 to 1963 who was viewed as the conscience of the profession.
A poor hire can give you a bad reputation and reflect badly on your judgment, not to mention damage a friendship.
