Sentence examples for reputed among from inspiring English sources

The calumnies heaped upon the Spaniards are suitably ancient (they are reputed, among other things, to be diseased, criminal and lascivious).

The American system features mid-term examinations as well as finals, so it's not hard to see why the place is reputed among employers seeking for graduates.

The couple's tables, in Mani and in Worcestershire, were reputed to be among the liveliest in Europe.

The children growing up in the park's 80 narrow homes attend Syosset schools, reputed to be among the best in the country.

Toms, the winner of the inaugural Wachovia Championship in 2003, is widely reputed to be among the top two or three putters on the PGA Tour.

One mosque is conservative, and the other is reputed to be among the most progressive in the city — making the downtown Muslim community a quintessentially New York combination of immigrants and native New Yorkers, traditionalists and spiritual seekers.

He owns no flat and, he says, does not have much of a life outside his work.Mr Zhang, who is 27, is beginning his climb up the bureaucracy in the capital of a province, Shanxi, south-west of Beijing, which is reputed to be among the most corrupt and least competently governed.

Said to be incorporated into masterpieces by Da Vinci and Michelangelo and expressed in the proportions of the Egyptian pyramids and the Greek Parthenon, the number (which, for the record, is 1.6180339) is reputed to be among the esoteric secret knowledge protected by generations of Freemasons, Rosicrucians, Illuminati and the other societies that secretly rule the world.

Mr. Maazel, just turning 70, was by and large a stranger to the Philharmonic, not having conducted it in nearly a quarter of a century, in large part because of his fees, reputed to be among the highest in the business.

Palestinians were once reputed as being among the best educated in the Middle East; today, after years of violence, closure and poverty, their proud tradition of educational excellence has been shattered.

Henry has been hired by an unscrupulous businessman named Brady to find a certain Queen of the Whores, who is reputed to hold court among San Francisco prostitutes.