Sentence examples for the very reputation from inspiring English sources

"I believe the very reputation of the gospel is at stake," he says.

Even the satirists who thrived during the Thatcher years unwittingly enhanced the very reputation that they were mocking.

He was told he risked prosecution, costly litigation, perhaps the very reputation of The Times as a patriotic and valued institution.

Twenty years later, Diana is no more, and the wedding that was billed as the incarnation of a fairy tale tailed off in such acrimony that the very reputation of fairy tales, of hearts sundered and reforged, lay under threat.

We'll get it back").A lot is riding on this gamble: not just Hungary's economy, but the adoption of the euro by new members and the very reputation of central Europe (now somewhat besmirched by the waywardness of Poland's rulers, the thuggery of Slovakia's and the non-existence of a Czech government).

"Please make it clear to the football clubs and authorities that you believe the very reputation of the game which provides enormous employment and enormous prestige to the UK, is at risk when some of its leaders appear to put profit and success before ensuring that there is zero tolerance of sexual violence," she said.

It is the loss of that very reputation – and indeed capability – that has troubled climate scientists in Australia and abroad.

When Kublai Khan arrived in 1268, ready for the kill, Pagan's very reputation allegedly held him in awe, temporarily at bay.

Meanwhile, we are methodically trashing our brand, the very international reputation that has made us an attractive place to invest, visit or live.

"MIT had the very best reputation for being problem-centric, with no academic boundaries". The $350 million the McGoverns gave to endow the institute is the largest gift ever made to MIT.

He has been attacking his very reputation.