Sentence examples for true reputation from inspiring English sources

True reputation and greatness depend not on spending, but on spending well and on saving, so that a little will make a lot, and from a few hundred will come a few thousand and from the thousands will come millions.

Ferguson had unprecedented access to Kissinger's private papers and argues that Richard Nixon's secretary of state has been misunderstood for years as a machiavellian realist obsessed with power at any cost, and that his true reputation is buried under "visceral hostility" ranging from mere "vitriol" to "outright lunacy".

In this, I dare say, that my homeland and a large number of my fellow compatriots have failed, giving this once great nation a terrible but true reputation for both ignorance and cruelty.

But it is Ms. Nini who has a true international reputation.

True to reputation, he did now and then display bouts of moodiness, even occasional bursts of anger.

They can be gay, left-handed, have the ability to grieve and – true to reputation – have amazing memories.

True to reputation, Mr. Romney has practiced for months, starting in June in Utah, through three days this month in Vermont.

He was true to his reputation right up until he died.

Mr Pandit, true to his reputation, is not going to rush any decisions.

At first, the Germans were, true to their reputation as hard workers, skeptical about the idea.

The outburst was true to his reputation for rambunctiousness -- an attitude he puts forth as populism.