Sentence examples for widespread reputation from inspiring English sources

In his later years, Hobsbawm enjoyed widespread reputation and respect.

Mr. Gentile, 43, has developed a widespread reputation as a tenacious lawmaker.

"The MPS has a widespread reputation for leaking but has not developed a coherent prevention strategy".

Even allowing for the widespread reputation of the British as soap-dodgers, this seemed a bit pointed.

The project has been hampered by a widespread reputation for "pay to play" corruption in Prince George's County, in which it is located.

Interview with Arthur T. Sawyer, a lawyer, who has a widespread reputation as a raiser of purebred white Emden geese, at his office at 37 Wall St.

Luther Vandross, in full Luther Ronzoni Vandross (born April 20 , 1951 New York, New York, U.S. died July 1 , 2005 Edison, New Jersey) American soul and pop singer, songwriter, and producer whose widespread popularity and reputation as a consummate stylist began in the early 1980s.

Wallace, who despite his widespread straight-razor reputation was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters by the University of Massachusetts in 1978, was no stranger to broadcasting when Hewitt sought him out.

April 20, 1951 New York City, New York July 1, 2005 Edison, New Jersey Luther Vandross, in full Luther Ronzoni Vandross (born April 20 , 1951 New York, New York, U.S. died July 1 , 2005 Edison, New Jersey) American soul and pop singer, songwriter, and producer whose widespread popularity and reputation as a consummate stylist began in the early 1980s.

They are angry at myriad enemies, real and perceived, and are earning a worsening reputation for widespread political violence.

Despite his huge philosophical reputation and widespread influence, Nietzsche makes an uncomfortable ally for the Dawkins brigade.