Sentence examples for split reputation from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more than any other cocktail, the Irish Car Bomb is a drink with a split reputation dictated entirely by nationality.

For years, mistletoe has suffered from a split reputation: either the decorative prelude to a sweet Christmas kiss or the tree-killing parasite that must be mercilessly excised for the good of the forests.

The Way to Paradise by Mario Vargas Llosa Faber £16.99, pp320 Mario Vargas Llosa has a split literary reputation.

Split's reputation, however, seems certain to change because of a renewed commitment to the town's hotel infrastructure and the arrival of the low-cost airline giants Wizz Air and easyJet, which started service to Split on May 1 and May 2 respectively.

And an encapsulation of the enigmatic split between Lewis' difficult reputation and the headstrong but apparently gentle man he seems to be today.

At 33, he has been around for years, with a career that started as a boy in Lecce, dreaming of emulating another instinctive player who could in a split second destroy the reputations of seasoned opponents.

The post-hardcore group may have split in 2005, but their reputation has grown in their absence.

Pristina's membership remains hindered by continuing tensions with Serbia, from which Kosovo split with NATO support, and a reputation as a gangster state, run by former terrorists.

In Giant honeybees, mass mobilization of stinging guards may occur within a split second, and gave them the reputation of being the most dangerous stinging insects on earth [6], [8], [13], [16].

The reputation of reverse stock splits is the opposite of the good-news image of regular splits.

It was Sunday night at the Reading Festival this year that My Chemical Romance confirmed their reputation as a band to split opinion.