Sentence examples for widely reputed from inspiring English sources
"widely reputed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to describe something that is well-known or highly regarded by many people. Example: The chef's restaurant was widely reputed for its authentic Italian cuisine.
(2) He is widely reputed to prefer the term "music with repetitive structures".
Over the last 20 years, research has shown that the keju was far from the "ladder of success" it was long widely reputed to be.
Toms, the winner of the inaugural Wachovia Championship in 2003, is widely reputed to be among the top two or three putters on the PGA Tour.
However, just 10 minutes walk up the road is the historic village of Spišská Sobota, home to the Sabato pension and restaurant, widely reputed to be one of the best in Poprad.
He took power definitively in January 1967, but was already notorious; he was widely reputed, as a 28-year-old sergeant in 1963, to have assassinated the first President of Togo, Sylvanus Olympio, in west Africa's first post-independence coup.
A 2009 YouTube video showing a donkey placed in a cage of lions was widely reputed to have been filmed at Tsarukian's Yerevan residence, which contains a private zoo.
Feminist economics continues to become more widely recognized and reputed as evidenced by the numerous organizations dedicated to it or widely influenced by its principles.
Furthermore, TBEs are reputed to have wide-ranging benefits for programme implementers and evaluators.
With a reputed price tag of £400m, it is widely understood to have been built for Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Emir of Abu Dhabi.
She invested widely, including acquiring her own mining company, and was reputed to be the richest woman of the Klondike.
The linguistic philosophers considered here are the grammarians led by Bhartrihari (7th century ce) and Mandana-Mishra (8th century ce); the latter, reputed to be a disciple of Kumarila, held views widely different from the Mimamsakas.
