Mass media plays a role in shaping reputation for a small number of people, including celebrities and politicians.
Her mission was to edit her husband's works and shape his reputation.
And he returns to some of the still smoldering controversies that have shaped his reputation.
This job has shaped his reputation as a visionary and strategic thinker.
The interpretation of Crane's life as a dire fable of the age has shaped his reputation ever since.
But compassionate, sensitive delivery matters a great deal in shaping the reputation of a care organization and distinguishing it from competitors.
Gardner Botsford, a veteran editor at The New Yorker magazine who helped shape its reputation and its style under the longtime editorship of William Shawn, died on Monday in Manhattan.
With protean fertility, it shimmies up to capitalism and loses its anti-bourgeois stance, only to regain an element of protest as its shape-shifting reputation moves towards the elegiac and ironic.
Soon, Frost was back home in New Hampshire, buying and selling property, taking and quitting jobs, making and losing friends, and, in the letters that close this volume, shaping his reputation with, one suspects, the sense that someone in the future would be there listening.
Bruno Bartoletti, the Florentine maestro who as principal conductor and artistic director of Lyric Opera of Chicago helped shape its reputation both for stellar productions of Italian masterpieces and for adventurous modern works, died on Sunday, the day before his 87th birthday, in Florence.
