Sentence examples for ultimate reputation from inspiring English sources

Just how Mr. Rzewski's subsequent music and ultimate reputation will play out, no one, not even his devoted admirers, can predict.

In the opinion of many critics, though, Mr. Vidal's ultimate reputation is apt to rest less on his novels than on his essays, many of them written for The New York Review of Books.

Lindsay Anderson directed Serjeant Musgrave's Dance in 1959, but just as importantly for its ultimate reputation, says Arden, Anderson also defended and promoted it in response to the initially cool critical reaction.

There is a truth lurking here at least as old as Achilles himself, flashy dresser and flamboyant sulker that he was: appearance can matter to the ultimate reputation of a hero at least as much as his genuine achievements.

The answer will be a key factor in George Bush's ultimate historical reputation.

This news is such an uplifting and fortifying turnaround that it knocks Julia Roberts off the cover of People magazine (America's ultimate barometer of reputations and sentimentality).

As one of the inner council that developed the Munich Pact, he became one of its staunchest defenders, further marking him as an appeaser, to the ultimate damage of his reputation.

I became unsure as to how much of their reputation for ultimate inebriation I'd heard about was warranted.

So Schwarzkogler's reputation as the ultimate performance artist is somewhat exaggerated.

At the Garden, Alonzo Mourning is the brutish Miami center on whose leg Jeff Van Gundy carved out a reputation as the ultimate underdog.

At the time Mr. Geithner developed a reputation as the ultimate pragmatist, putting together a package of more than $100 billion in aid to halt the financial contagion.