Sentence examples for violent reputation from inspiring English sources

Mr. Depardieu noted Chechnya's violent reputation, at one point telling a journalist: "You see, it's O.K.

Other parents worried about their children's safety in a school with a violent reputation.

The paramilitary groups that earned Colombia its violent reputation began to demobilize in 2004.

Around the world, the city is developing a violent reputation, rather like New York's in the 1980s.

He noted the security risk in a city with a large Turkish community and the violent reputation of Zenit fans.

Not to the Little Italy Merchants Association, which has long tried to distance the neighborhood from the show's violent reputation.

The two men both had violent reputations: Mr. Espinosa had pleaded guilty in a drive-by shooting death, and Mr. Blunt had done prison time for assault and armed robbery.

In Melbourne's graffiti scene, the legacy of street artists are tied to violent reputations alongside creative merit.

Such interviews have turned up suspect after suspect, usually vaguely described as tall men with violent reputations.

Ambitious and violent, his reputation as a militant leader and tactician is as much a reflection of the disarray of other rebel groups in Syria and the poor showing of the Iraqi army this week.

It wasn't so much his violent life or reputation for homosexuality that shocked art lovers, as his brutal realism.