Sentence examples similar to revealing reputation from inspiring English sources

Now a British author has unearthed extensive material that Vatican insiders believe will restore his reputation, revealing the part that he played in saving lives and opposing nazism.

I don't really dress as a teddy bear and, like, twerk on Robin Thicke, you know?" Still, Cyrus seems amused by her new wild child reputation, revealing that other image-conscious stars have asked her to delete photos she's taken of them.

The publication of results also has the potential to harm an organization's reputation by revealing network details that the institution would prefer to keep secret.

It's true that all the story's main twists and reveals – humanity's reputation as 'the vermin race'; humanity doing terrible things to reinforce that reputation; the Silurians having just the same political divisions as we do – are all present and correct.

The statistical analysis of experimental data reveals that the reputation effects have a stronger impact on dictators' actions than the social influence and identification.

However, while the option of having the child adopted due to family pressure or respect for social norms, or permanently leave their homes and natal families to safeguard their family's reputation reveals agency, it does not demonstrate a strategy as defined as the ability to create own space and define own rules.

"The response I got was, 'Just fix it already!' " But the Republicans continue to holler for cuts, and Ms. Jacobs, her color deepening beneath her pale perm, her manner revealing how she earned the reputation as "the lady with the hammer" back in her civic activist decades, insists that cuts are not a cure.

Robert J. Norrell's Up From History rescues Washington from the most calumnious reputation in black history, revealing him as Race Man extraordinaire.

He frequently sought to demolish witnesses' character, as with Lord Bellew, whose reputation he destroyed by revealing details of the peer's adultery.

After Wollstonecraft's death, her widower published a Memoir (1798) of her life, revealing her unorthodox lifestyle, which inadvertently destroyed her reputation for almost a century.

Transfield specifically bans revealing publicly any "material which may damage the business or reputation of Transfield Services, embarrass Transfield Services, or injure its relationship with the department [of immigration]".