Sentence examples for unlikely reputation from inspiring English sources

Despite his slight frame and kindly face, Miyazawa earned an unlikely reputation as a fighter.

Makeshift left-back Chris Brunt was the unlikely provider of two of them and Manchester United's Antonio Valencia, the man tasked with keeping him under wraps this weekend, will need to have his wits about him if he is to keep this unlikely creative force from enhancing Albion's even more unlikely reputation as a free-scoring side.

Wendy's may be best known as an American fast-food chain offering up cheap double-quarter-pounders with cheese and Frosty's milkshakes, but in recent years the company has gained an unlikely reputation for its savvy social media stunts, often surprising and delighting the internet with random acts of wit.

Kenmare is unlikely to enhance his reputation.

Rodman's reputation is unlikely to recover from his adventures in North Korea.

It sounds unlikely given the current reputation of regulators, but I think we should actually raise regulators' salaries.

But this is a major misjudgment that is unlikely to enhance the reputation of either Juvenal or Callow.

But the money will do little to heal the wounded ego of a ferociously proud man whose reputation is unlikely to recover from his bruising Old Trafford experience.

In Chechnya, pro-Kremlin leader Ramzan Kadyrov offered his fighters as unlikely peacekeepers, despite their reputation for kidnap, torture and murder to quell a rebel insurgency.

Its reputation is unlikely to be burnished by the fact that residents of greater Tokyo and elsewhere, as well as businesses, were told to brace for extended power cuts in coming days.

The old rogue must have been sorely tempted to devote his life to self-indulgence, rather than sticking to the task of trying to measure up to his legendary brothers (impossible) and redeeming his own reputation (still unlikely).