Sentence examples for reputation though from inspiring English sources

No respecters of reputation, though, otters.

With Mr. Bradshaw's reputation, though, it's likely to prompt a reaction of: "All right, we get it.

Yujin stakes its reputation, though, on innovative dishes like yellowfin tuna ravioli with mint-pineapple sauce, or steamed rock shrimp dumplings in sweet corn bisque.

After spending an evening at Boston (Laugavegur 28b), a cramped bar with an arty reputation, though, I can verify that Icelanders drink heavily, dance a lot and are friendly to strangers.

She secured her reputation, though, with "The Talented Mr. Ripley" (1955), the first of five novels about Tom Ripley, a bisexual psychopath and art forger who murders without remorse when his comforts are threatened.

If someone tries to hijack your reputation, though, you can claim your email address and remove the unrelated comments.

Her reputation rests, though, on its sequel, "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman".

Neither the course nor the gilded professional stars performed up to their reputations, though in defense it should be noted that the weather could hardly have been worse.

They arrived with substantial reputations, though Callaghan, in addition to serving as chancellor, had also been foreign and home secretary, options available to Brown which – unwisely, with hindsight – he chose not to take up.

The study suggests that General Motors, Ford and Chrysler are making considerable progress in their efforts to improve their reputations, though in the overall ratings of companies, they still lag behind their Asian and European rivals.

It was Mr. Fiumara's reputation for cunning, though, that prompted initial skepticism in some quarters when word came that he had died on Sept. 16.