Sentence examples for this reputation of from inspiring English sources

"Crosswords have this reputation of being for older people," Mr. Shortz went on.

"Look," he politely protests, "I have this reputation of getting very angry in rehearsals.

He always had this reputation of being a guy who exaggerated things, who pretended he did things.

"It was extremely controversial in some quarters, and for a while it had this reputation of being kind of vulgar.

"Leicester has this reputation of being a huge European club," Youngs says, "and I think it was back then when they won back-to-back titles.

Speaking at a memorial event at the American Academy in Berlin for the late Richard C. Holbrooke, whose masterful diplomatic career included service as U.S. ambassador to Germany, Mr. Schlöndorff recounted Mr. Holbrooke's wondering this in private: "How come Germans have this reputation of being reliable, when they never quite are, and historically maybe never were".

"We talked about how perception becomes reality and how this is ruining the reputation of this university," she said.

I also knew that this report would define the reputation of this academy.

This latest intervention by Kumaramangalam is not going to allow this organization to improve the reputation of this organization.

Though I've got this reputation for being out of control, it's not true.

Sully has smeared this reputation for the sake of a hero who needed no defending.