Sentence examples for star reputation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "star reputation" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the reputation of a celebrity or a prominent figure, but it is not commonly recognized. Example: "The actor's star reputation has attracted many endorsements and opportunities in the industry."
"Admitting that I didn't have a grasp on our finances and that I was going into debt every month was not going to support my image," she said, adding that the company had a "rock star" reputation.
His appearance at the event marks the latest in Gallagher's bid to turn his rock star reputation around and adopt a more "spiritual" lifestyle, after his current band Beady Eye appeared at the Big Day Out festival on Australia's Gold Coast.
On stage, the writer belied his rock-star reputation, glancing shyly at his feet.
But the Star's reputation, and sales, never recovered.
When you lose a star, your reputation goes.
To restore the small star's reputation, the court awarded her £2,000 and £1,500 to the producers.
But the N.B.A. is a star-driven league, and Anthony — a star by reputation, if not achievement — must eventually confront his own résumé.
Cue Twitter outrage, as viewers rallied to defend the late star's reputation and deplore the station's insensitivity.
I really love that, in "Star Trek," reputation becomes the main form of currency in the absence of money.
The "hysterical and false" accusations were damaging the former Bulldogs star's reputation, El Masri's lawyer Chris Murphy told the court.
"Given the star's reputation since 'Bullitt' as a terrific driver, the idea was forwarded to make him a lousy one in 'The Hunter,'" Auctions America by RM states in its catalog for the event.
