Sentence examples for warm reputation from inspiring English sources
He's acknowledging the less than warm reputation they enjoy, as death-dealing instruments of war and surveillance.
Now, well into the eighth decade of a career that's brought her multiple Emmys, an Academy Award and just a generally warm reputation, Leachman is an early pioneer in another emerging medium: short-form streaming video dramas.
So stark is the sense of a player simply hanging in there, legs pumping roadrunner-style, borne aloft by the warm currents of reputation and status and the machinery of sporting celebrity, it is tempting to skip listing once again the evidence of decline, and look instead at exactly why English sport makes a habit of this kind of thing.
Then and now the nation's largest life insurer in terms of policies in force, it nonetheless was in trouble, the warm and cuddly reputation earned by the Peanuts character Snoopy (mascot since 1985) in tatters.
The cardinal's close-up charm, several priests say, has warmed his cold reputation -- although some say they still cannot tell where he stands on pastoral issues like the role of the laity.
More are attracted each year by Houston's warm climate and its reputation as a relatively easy place to establish a business.
Of course, Thankspisode wouldn'tohave been possible if Ryan and her merry band of music gurus hadn't opened up Warm Up to a broader field of sounds—allowing hip-hop artists like Just Blaze to take a stage once reserved for dance music DJs. .
What warmed up Ehrman's reputation on the New Atheists' circuit, though, was probably not so much his diligent textual labors as what he revealed in the book's introduction.
Florida, a state that normally basks in its reputation as a warm winter escape, experienced unusually low temperatures.
But, a report in the English-language version of the Athens daily Kathimerini, says: "There is a silver lining for the tourism sector: some believe Greece's reputation for offering warm hospitality will be bolstered by the crisis".
By contrast, the insurance industry has no face to connect with the public, and their reputation is hardly warm and fuzzy.
