Sentence examples for reputation well from inspiring English sources

"I told them to get the cameras out, because we know his reputation — well, I know his reputation".

And as for that hell-raising reputation – well, he doesn't let the hard stuff pass his lips anymore.

Titley is a scholar of Irish-language literature and a celebrated novelist in the language; he knew the book's reputation well.

And his extended soliloquies are also a way for him to mock his reputation, well deserved, according to accounts of some of his Senate colleagues over the years, for having an explosive temper.

But Dave Locke developed a wild reputation well before the conflict catapulted him to international acclaim, having begun his career printing, editing, and writing for newspapers at the age of 12.

Soon enough, his was just another face crowded into a little neighborhood bar with a broad reputation, well known for two weeks every year and relatively forgotten for the other 50.

Wyoming has a reputation, well-earned, as a rawboned place where the wind blows hard and a two-hour drive to a one-horse town is not uncommon.

There are plenty of cigar shops along Calle Ocho but chief among them is the one at no 1528: Cuba Tobacco Cigar Company, its reputation well-set by five generations of the Bello Family; Don Pedro Bello may well be sitting in the doorway when you visit, smoking a cigar, of course, like a laid-back, leathery-skinned advertisement.

They have reputations as well, community reputations that are separate from the reputations of their companies.

Its reputation is well deserved.

Yet Lidge's reputation is well known.