Ms. Eichler had a notorious reputation for being austere to her students.

Frank had a reputation as a bad boy but he lived it down as he grew up.

In any industry a reputation can make or break people.

That news will besmirch his reputation for honesty.

The novel added to his reputation.

That incident harmed his reputation.

The incident left a spot on his reputation.

The behavior did his reputation no good.

The laboratory acquired a fabulous reputation for its historic discovery.

The machine, which is excellent, has a good reputation.

The firm has built up a wide reputation for fair dealing.

The gossip hurt his reputation.

Such conduct doesn't fit in with your reputation.

That scandal cost him his reputation.

The scandal detracted from his reputation.

The successful concert tour established her reputation as a singer.

The scandal hurt the company's reputation.

This cake doesn't really live up to its reputation.

The reputation of those musicians is not the best.

To my great relief, her new work of art added to her reputation.

The new novel added greatly to his reputation.

We must work up a reputation.

He has a reputation as being straight as an arrow. He'd never get involved in corruption.

Many scientists have the reputation of being eccentric.

Shame cultures are concerned with reputation.

Japanese companies have built up a reputation for quality.

His new book added to his reputation.

He got a bad reputation.

He worked up a good reputation through this business.

His reputation goes with him wherever he goes.

He managed to avoid damaging my reputation by dropping a hint.

He's a financial analyst with a pretty good reputation for his analysis of economic trends.

He had a reputation for carelessness.

He has a reputation for taking a long time to make up his mind.

He has a reputation for taking a long time to make a decision.

He deserves a good reputation.

He has a fabulous reputation for his high integrity.

He laughed off his own bad reputation.

He cares a lot about his reputation.

He enjoys a good reputation as a specialist in brain surgery.

His maiden work established his reputation.

He had established a solid reputation as a man of character.

He got the reputation for being an honest politician.

He has a bad reputation with his students.

He has a reputation for integrity.

He has a good reputation as a doctor in the town.

He blotted the good reputation of our school.

He has a good reputation.

He is a man of good reputation.

He has a bad reputation of being dishonest.

He was desperate to defend his reputation.

Her third movie greatly added to her reputation.

She had a reputation for being well informed about her subjects.

She is a singer whose reputation is growing fast.

She was overshadowed by her sister's reputation.

Live up to one's reputation.

Reputation is what you seem; character is what you are.

It is very hard to live up to your reputation.

It is hard to maintain one's reputation.

I hear that it has quite the reputation with coffee connoisseurs.

The high performance and the elegant design of this model have combined to give it a high reputation.

Father's bankruptcy was a blot on the family's reputation.

He has a good reputation no matter where he goes.

You live freely if you haven't a reputation to lose.

No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks.

No-frills airlines have a bad reputation.

That car dealership has a reputation for selling lemons.

He is an exemplary person with an excellent reputation.

My mother told me that the only thing he could give me was a reputation.

Salmonella outbreaks blemished spinach importers' reputation for running clean factories.

He has bad reputation of being dishonest.

Her reputation was hurt a lot by this.

Chinese strategists are said to be go players, whereas Western ones have the reputation of being chess players.

Tom has a reputation for always being late.

Tom has a bad reputation.

Tom cares a lot about his reputation.

Tom has a very bad reputation around town.

Tom has a reputation of never listening to anybody's advice.

Tom has a reputation of never letting anyone else say anything.

Tom has a reputation of never getting things done on time.

The Dutch have a reputation for being good at languages.

Tom has a dubious reputation.

I won't stake my reputation on it, but I think it's a genuine alien life form.

You live freely if you don't have a reputation to lose.

I hope you realize that I'm putting my reputation on the line by helping you.

Those were drinking days, and most men drank hard. So very great is the improvement Time has brought about in such habits, that a moderate statement of the quantity of wine and punch which one man would swallow in the course of a night, without any detriment to his reputation as a perfect gentleman, would seem, in these days, a ridiculous exaggeration.

You have something of a reputation.

Our professor has a good reputation.

She has a bad reputation.

He's a doctor of good reputation.

He can't afford to have his reputation hurt.

He has a reputation for being very wise.

That firm has a good reputation.

That man has a bad reputation.

He has a reputation for being a skirt chaser.

I don't care about my reputation.

I'm just thinking about your reputation.

Your reputation precedes you.

You have a good reputation.

Jersey Shore gave New Jersey a bad reputation.

The soldiers are going for the reputation, rather than for profit.