Sentence examples for small reputation from inspiring English sources

She died in the thirties, her own small reputation resting on a book about wolfhounds.

The Mets have earned a small reputation this season for stirring comebacks and key hits with two outs.

Kees Bakels, 52, its music director, has a good but small reputation in Britain, Canada and his native Netherlands.Native Malaysian players are sure to be rare.

It is not certain when he began to write verse, but by the time of the caliph al-Muʿtaṣim (reigned 833 842) he had established a small reputation.

The production was directed by John Lithgow (Harvard '67), who went on to no small reputation as an actor, and conducted by John Adams (Harvard '71), who would compose "Nixon in China," among other operas.

As a renowned writer and lecturer on music who was also a concert pianist of no small reputation, Mr. Rosen was among the last exemplars of a figure more typically associated with the 19th century: the international scholar-musician.

Stewart came equipped with a lot of small, reputation-busting revelations yesterday as his four-day tour for interviews and festivities in his honor continued with a baked-chicken-and-couscous lunch at the "21" Club.

The universe of rare-book dealers is small, and reputation is paramount.

He had already written a couple of middling novels set in Ireland, and had gained a small, unexceptional reputation, but the idea of a clerical novel was new to him, and came without much special knowledge of the English Church.

On January 1 , 2019 the New Year will ring in untold numbers of additions to the public domain in the U.S., including hundreds and maybe thousands of works with at least a small public reputation.

This worked while prisons were small: terrifying reputations, ostracism and assault kept a lid on violence.