Sentence examples for repute is from inspiring English sources
The businesslike Mr Gilman insists that a house of ill repute is nothing of the kind.
As an exercise in transcription, "Longing" is not without interest, and the direction from Nina Raine (herself a playwright of some repute) is respectful throughout.
As recent events demonstrate, keeping the precious BBC intact as a broadcaster of scale, scope and repute is not quite as easy as it looks.
Earned repute is a hard thing to shed in the pro sporting sphere, and Beasley has been made a victim of the preposterous "he is who he is" line of basketball analysis.
How did he succeed when English painters of repute were toadying to no purpose?
The crew of 50,000 private investors, by repute, are the patient sort but Elliott's agitation may test their loyalty.
Unyago, when conducted by women of strong moral repute, was perceived as conveying family traditions and customs, and contributing to a good future family life.
John Pilgrim Yoxford, Suffolk Re your obituary of Cynthia Payne (17 November), as Oscar Wilde nearly said, the one thing worse than ill-repute is having no repute at all.
By repute, Ralph is anything but biddable.
Nikolaus Tildy, the novel's reputed hero, is no less foreign to Czernopol than we are.
Even the coupe's reputed origins are decadent.
