Sentence examples for substantial reputations from inspiring English sources
One of life's enduring mysteries is why powerful people risk substantial reputations and careers for relatively insubstantial sums of money.
Like Johnson's, my poets would be dead and, like his, they would have enjoyed substantial reputations when alive.
They arrived with substantial reputations, though Callaghan, in addition to serving as chancellor, had also been foreign and home secretary, options available to Brown which – unwisely, with hindsight – he chose not to take up.
They also chose several architects who are less well known to the general public but have substantial reputations in the academic world — people like Stan Allen, Lindy Roy, Winy Maas, Jesse Reiser, Nanako Umemoto, and the sisters Gisue and Mojgan Hariri.
It courted a substantial reputation as a gaming machine and today continues to enjoy newly crafted titles.
It is a notable coup for this prolific director who has amassed a substantial reputation in Europe.
The Almeida was not alone among the London organisations with a substantial reputation to take a heavy cut.
Zemlinsky, by contrast, never gained a substantial reputation in his lifetime, even though he had Mahler enthusiastically on his side.
It's a drag to watch movies standing up, but we'll do it for SHIRIN NESHAT, an Iranian-born artist with a substantial reputation.
His lawyers say he has a substantial reputation in England, and that Ehrenfeld's claims about the impact of the English judgment are alarmist and untrue.
By 1986 they had acquired a substantial reputation and began touring here and abroad, adding mime and visual arts, creating experimental works and adaptations of literary and theatrical classics.
