Sentence examples for transform his reputation from inspiring English sources

Whatever the reason for the victory, it came just in time to transform his reputation.

But McElroy outplayed him, and along the way transformed his reputation.

Cameron's self-assured speech at the party's annual conference in October 2005 transformed his reputation, and he was subsequently elected Conservative leader.

Three major championship victories, including last year's PGA Championship in Detroit, has transformed his reputation and, as he pointed out, his sense of self.

For decades the object of widespread suspicion in Britain and Ireland, in 2007 he transformed his reputation and political legacy by reaching a power-sharing deal with Sinn Féin.

Unfortunately for him, the £1.9bn purchase of Foster Wheeler, announced two years ago, has ended up transforming his reputation as a boss who was one step ahead of the company's markets.

He could have transformed his reputation for giving loopy responses during the debates.

The organisers are sending Thicke a download voucher for Aretha Franklin's "R.E.S.P.E.C.T" as a prize in a not-so-subtle attempt to transform his slippery reputation.

" Vote blue, go green," he announced, and even changed the Tory logo to a tree in a seemingly cynical attempt at transforming his party's reputation.

Robert Sheehan, making his stage debut as Christy, is hardly the "small, low fellow" the text suggests – more a gangling hobbledehoy transformed by his reputation for parricide.

Medium and Master In the history of photography, Edward Steichen (1879-1973) holds the reputation of having transformed his medium into art.