In that film Mr. Shawn played Diane Keaton's ex-husband, whose reputed intellect and sexual prowess Mr. Allen cannot reconcile with the man's gnomish physique.
Toulouse were unbeaten in the Heineken Cup at the Stade Ernest Wallon for five years and the Irish province were also up against a club whose reputed £25m-plus player budget is reckoned to be more than 10 times greater than Lam's squad.
Canada functioned in the charter-school-encouraging environment created by departing New York Schools Superintendent Joel Klein -- generally recognized as an unqualified success in that role (and whose reputed success was in turn responsible for much of the acclaim for Michael Bloomberg's performance as mayor).
For clinicians, who are called to operate a personal choice, based on clinical judgment, among the many guidelines release by reputed scientific associations; for experts, whose reputation may suffer from these reflections; and for the millions of people whose care may be affected.
Composed of scholars of high repute, whose integrity is widely recognized, a committee should reestablish a series of priorities in the study of mummified bodies.
Mr Ahmadinejad hints that he has more dirt to dish, perhaps even spattering the hem of the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, one of whose sons is reputed to have accumulated exceptional wealth and influence.The president seems to feel no debt of gratitude to the supreme leader for supporting him during the unrest of 2009.
On the way back, some people pick the so-called herb of Rumija (Onosma visianii), whose root is reputed for its medicinal properties.
Louisa Adams was painted as a conniving aristocrat who came from a family of ill repute, one whose vices, "though found in the higher circles of Europe, are confined in this country to the most degraded and abandoned".
Despite his enormous popularity ("The Marshall Mathers LP" has sold eight million copies, and his previous album, "The Slim Shady LP," four million), he is a figure of ill repute, someone whose work is, or at least has been called, worthless, exploitative and offensive.
As for Henry Bech, Updike — whose own advances were reputed to be modest — never let him take money up front.
