Sentence examples for very reputation from inspiring English sources

Even the satirists who thrived during the Thatcher years unwittingly enhanced the very reputation that they were mocking.

It is the loss of that very reputation – and indeed capability – that has troubled climate scientists in Australia and abroad.

He was told he risked prosecution, costly litigation, perhaps the very reputation of The Times as a patriotic and valued institution.

Twenty years later, Diana is no more, and the wedding that was billed as the incarnation of a fairy tale tailed off in such acrimony that the very reputation of fairy tales, of hearts sundered and reforged, lay under threat.

Even before Target began a campaign tailored for the Canadian audience in early 2013, it was known as a store that offered plenty of variety at low prices.But it is this very reputation that has made life difficult for Target.

Especially since manager Donal Lenihan's very reputation was built on his days as captain of a midweek team - Donal's Donuts - whose dogged togetherness in Australia in 1989 kept the whole squad's morale high after defeat in the first Test.

He had a very limited reputation outside of Germany, but his reputation snowballed in the late 50s and 60s.

"Will had a very strong reputation as a civil right crusader, and I didn't want to ride on his reputation".

At the top was Mr. Dominguez, who had a very solid reputation on GitHub — a place where software developers gather to share code, exchange ideas and build reputations.

You're getting a very bad reputation.

We had a very bad reputation".