Sentence examples for the repute from inspiring English sources

With respect to universities, the concept of reputation subsumes the repute, image, prestige, standing, rank, and position of scientists, faculties, or superordinate organizational units (Brenzikofer and Staffelbach 2003).

Should Congress lightly gorgo this and substitute for the content of the book the repute of the author?

The repute and authority of the canonical collections did much to stabilize the situation, but only because their emergence demonstrated that the zest for tradition had overreached itself.

But the repute in question has nothing to do with technical expertise; hey, Admiral Mullen is a serious person, so if he says something on any subject, such as economics, it must be solid.

In a day or two, we should begin to learn whether the first lady deserves the repute imputed to her, or whether I deserve a pop on the proboscis soon after noon on Jan . 20 , 2001

In 1788, at the height of the Enlightenment, the Daily Universal Register triumphantly reported that "not a single building in all London is perhaps now to be heard of which bears the repute of being an haunted house".

The reputed $6,000 a week is practically sworn to.

So were the reputed underboss, Domenico Cefalu ("Italian Dom" or "the Greaseball") and consigliere Joseph ("Miserable") Corozzo.

Her tomb and the reputed grave of Mordecai, uncle of Esther, are both places of pilgrimage.

The reputed first bishop of Paris, St. Denis, became its patron saint.

Executives baulked at the reputed $5m price tag of bringing a film to the Côte d'Azur.