Sentence examples for rough reputation from inspiring English sources

Move it to a new town with a rough reputation.

As a border town, Tijuana has a rough reputation.

Mr. Kinard, who grew up in Brownsville, said the neighborhood deserved its rough reputation.

Tough times and a rough reputation is how the city is generally perceived regionally.

But in spite of their rough reputation, everyone we passed in New York congratulated us.

I asked about the shelter's rough reputation, and this is what he said: "It's a combination of drug sales, drug use, constant thieving.

Hull's aquarium is called "The Deep"; West Bromwich, near Wolverhampton, got a lavish arts centre named "The Public .This made tough towns somewhat better to live in, and helped soften rough reputations.

Many apartment buildings that require this kind of intimate cooperation have rough reputations that make them unappealing beyond the practical inconvenience of sharing a shower with half a dozen strangers — not an insignificant compromise in its own right.

Some of his deputies have rougher reputations.

Folks in Lagos may not be too happy, but Hill fans around the world who had grown accustomed to her, uh, rough live reputation were thrilled to hear her this way.

Yet because of its rough-edged reputation, people usually preferred to spend their sojourns in the South of France in the quieter, smaller cities of Aix-en-Provence, Avignon, Arles and Nîmes.