Sentence examples for treasured reputation from inspiring English sources

If "Mountains" turned out to be an elaborate joke about drawing's vaunted capacity for realistic depiction, in another piece two years earlier Mr. Richter addressed its treasured reputation as an intimately personal medium.

Back in 1998, Lieberman solidified his treasured reputation for moral gravitas, flinty independence, and devotion to traditional values with a sanctimonious attack on President Clinton for his sad little dalliance with a White House intern, which, he said, had not only damaged "our democracy and its moral foundations" but also "has helped to threaten the integrity and stability of the family".

For a city to be known for a passion for giving is a reputation to be treasured.

America since 1945 has paid a price in blood, treasure and reputation.

Because the alternative — the immense cost in blood and treasure and reputation of the Bush administration's war on terror — was so appalling.

Its half-century-long dispute with Pakistan over Kashmir, a Muslim-majority state now parcelled out among the two old foes and China, costs India men, treasure and reputation.

In short, the reputation of the Voice needs to be revived and treasured -- not squandered as it has been by the Bush Administration the past eight years.

Pronger also has a reputation as a somewhat dirty player, the kind the Flyer organization has long treasured.

Beloved friend, treasured neighbor.

Regulars spin treasured 45s.

Devoted and treasured friend.