Sentence examples for reputation set from inspiring English sources

Mr. Emanuel's reputation set a low bar so that, in effect, Mr. Connolly said, the message was: "I could eat you alive but I didn't.

This was not a celebrity or a politician tweeting something racist or offensive; Sacco was unknown, so this was not a case of a public reputation set off course by a single revealing misstep.

With its do-good reputation set, serious-looking men in dark suits promised secretaries, mechanics, low-level civil servants and others an investment that would deliver nearly half their principal back within three months.

Mrs. Clinton moved to New York and, in keeping with her bookish reputation, set out across the state on a "listening tour," ultimately visiting all 62 counties and becoming familiar with some of the state's most parochial obsessions.

White swiftly lived up to her reputation, setting Morgan Stanley's board at ease.

With those, his reputation was set.

Win this prestigious pro race and your reputation is set in stone.

And Drury's reputation looks set to be further enhanced by a film version of his novel The Driftless Area, which he himself adapted for the screen.

The movie made Mr. Raimi's reputation and set him down a path that led to two "Dead" sequels and eventual blockbuster fame.

But that reputation is set to change Tuesday night when the artist Leo Villareal will switch on what is being billed as the world's largest L.E.D. light sculpture.

She thought about all those years of work and her growing national reputation and set the price at $1.5 million in August 2009.