"That was neurotic, cowardly and self-destructive!" With an impossible-to-shift reputation as a perfectionist on screen, the closest he ever came was directing Straight Time, the 1978 film in which he played an ex-con fresh out of jail.
The two social networks have carved out contrasting, though shifting, reputations.
ADIA's investment may not solve Citigroup's woes but it could help to shift the reputation of sovereign investors from sinister to supportive.
When you get into the 15th century, the question is about someone's 'governance.' There is a shift from community reputation to an emphasis on internal control".
Scott Mackay, director of brand experience at the energy company, says: "There was a tidal shift in the reputation of the big six [energy providers] and we didn't want to be among that, because we had a niche".
But Tinder's selling of Social as a way to arrange social events with friends represents a shift from its reputation as a hook-up service for casual sex, moving into territory of social networks which arrange IRL (in real life) meet-ups such as, well, Meetup.
Atwood has tackled this subject before – with, for instance, her portrayal of the shifting context and reputation of the artist protagonist of her brilliant 1988 novel Cat's Eye.
The 1996 games represented the most astounding shift in a baseball reputation since Pete Rose.
More than sixty years later, and seventeen years after her death, there has been a shift in Stanwyck's reputation.
There are various reasons for the shift, including the growing reputation of degrees from Eastern European universities that teach courses in English.
Yet another shift in Milton's reputation occurred in the late 20th century, when the author, while still appreciated for his literary and aesthetic achievements in verse, came to be viewed as a chronicler even in his poems of the tensions, conflicts, and upheavals of 17th-century England.
