Sentence examples for show reputation from inspiring English sources

All the number-crunching is a sign that Off Off Broadway is trying to move past its "Hey, let's put on a show" reputation and fight for concrete gains, Mr. Bargetto said.

Not only will you be able to see only questions related to Facebook, but the reputation on the user ranking pages will also only show reputation earned on questions tagged Facebook.

The Usenet discussions may have directly influenced new shows' reputations or, perhaps more likely, the online comments may have reflected offline conversations.

And the danger of the show's reputation as a tourist attraction melting its cool?

We can see, for example, that the show's reputation as improvisatory and chaotic is ill founded.

Eyebrows were raised at the prospect, but Richard Curtis's guest spot is, at the very least, a tribute to the show's reputation.

What gives the show its reputation for warmth is the viral elements, those joyful dance contests and lip-synch showdowns, in which Fallon is at his best, laid-back and generous.

A conciliatory figure in a setting where strong words (and containers of alcohol) were thrown around, Mr. Guadagnino said he was a gentler person than that show's reputation suggested.

The fact that if you Google the additional words "swear I was there" you come across more details about that than the Sex Pistols' performance emphasises the show's reputation.

Mr. Gordon said that he knew more skeptical viewers might see the effort as a way to rehabilitate the show's reputation among liberals, but he insisted that there was no connection.

Results show that reputation and price advantage have the strongest influence on trust, although those effects are weakened by habits.