Sentence examples for universal reputation from inspiring English sources

Calls for the addition of electric lights, night-time closing, and a patrol of watchmen to enforce respectable behaviour seem to have been ignored, but the universal reputation of piers as a place that could be both innocent and immoral became their lasting legacy.

Legit, a startup working on a universal reputation system that could help sharing economy services verify whether users are trustworthy, has announced its team will join Facebook.

SezWho offered a universal reputation system for comments, allowing visitors to log in using their Email address or OpenID, establishing a reputation system that carries across onto other SezWho-enabled sites.

DESPITE its near-universal reputation for spontaneity, Mardi Gras in New Orleans has traditionally favored the prepared traveler — the one who reserved a place to stay weeks or months in advance.

And his colleague and sometimes bitter rival John Adams acknowledged that his reputation "was more universal than that of Leibniz or Newton, Frederick or Voltaire, and his character more beloved and esteemed than any or all of them".

Universal's strategy and clean reputation have paid off.

If it is, that's only because the playwrights and filmmakers in that part of the world have a reputation for reflecting bleak universal truths.

The challenge in the years ahead is to seize the high ground; to restore the reputation that once attracted universal respect for the United States.

But, as Ms Wisse explains, the Jewish reputation for humour is neither universal nor ancient.

The new model represents a resurrection of the sort of Universal Japanese Motorcycle that established Honda's reputation in the United States.

By the time Emanuel left the White House, in 2010, to run for mayor of his home city, his reputation was both exact and universal.