Sentence examples for special reputation from inspiring English sources

Chelmno acquired a special reputation for its "efficient" bone-crushing machine (Knochenmühle).

In particular, biodynamic wines have secured a special reputation for quality.

When it comes to ushering in the New Year in style, Vienna carries a special reputation.

As a stop on the underground railroad, Oberlin had a special reputation for enlightened race relations.

It earned a special reputation in the nineteen-sixties and seventies as a spiritual text, the "counterculture Bible".

The young have a special claim to society's protection, and public broadcasters have a special reputation to protect.

According to a special cluster-based reputation tree, the hierarchical overlay is adjustable to moderate unfair or imbalanced resource utilization over the system.

(I should probably mention here that after writing about Ms. Cox, I've been on the receiving end of her special brand of reputation management as well).

This has meant that in recent years Switzerland has in many ways become less of a special case.Its reputation as a shining beacon of rectitude was somewhat tarnished as details of its behaviour during and after the second world war emerged.

Other cities and states have tried variations on "My Houston," but this subtropical metropolis of 2.2 million people, the nation's most sprawling city, spread over 630 square miles — large enough to encompass Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Detroit — has a special burden: a reputation for banality, even ugliness.

In May, Gingrich called Bob Mueller a "superb choice to be special counsel" whose "reputation is impeccable for honesty and integrity".