Sentence examples for wider reputation from inspiring English sources

It also harms the wider reputation of business.

This poster triggered Ōrai's wider reputation as an artist the world over.

The Department for Work and Pensions acquired a wider reputation for incompetence.

Ickes won a wider reputation as head of the Public Works Administration (PWA; 1933 39).

Or perhaps Brighton's LGBT arts scene has been hampered by the city's wider reputation for seediness.

Pro wrestling, which requires great athleticism despite its wider reputation as a "fake" spectacle, is punishing for its participants.

His book, overlooked in his day, enjoyed a wide reputation during the Renaissance.

As a cartoonist, Daumier enjoyed a wide reputation, although as a painter he remained unknown.

Its observatory has been made famous by many astronomers of wide reputation.

She rapidly gained a wide reputation for her holiness and her severe asceticism.

His priests drew omens from his behaviour, and his oracle had a wide reputation.