Use "reputations" in a sentence

1. None of them had ever dared approach the Lord’s guards; their reputations for destruction were well known

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2. Using affiliates can also borrow credibility through their reputations; as

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3. seems rather self-defeating really if their charter was to improve Lascorii reputations and all

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4. Men who have no property, can injure one another only in their persons or reputations

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5. Wars fought with guns are (oftentimes) harmful to the body whereas wars of ideas are (sometimes) damaging to reputations

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6. I knew of course there were no white women on the border except for a few very old ladies of the Southern Cross, and a few military types who we steered clear of since not only did they have fearsome reputations, but as commissioned officers they outranked us

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7. Elizabeth had passed it off as wanting to enjoy lunch at the Weisse Hirsch, as a change from the Kummersfeld mess hall food, but Boysen, who saw protecting the reputations and chastity of her charges as a special mission, made no secret of her skepticism

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8. Reputations would be won and lost at Christchurch on Tuesday, and the whole country would come to a standstill as the trotters passed the winning post at Addington Raceway

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9. If the knowledge of what they did were ever to be made public, it would ruin hundreds of reputations

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10. He didn’t think any were known felons, but all had several scrapes with the law and all had reputations as very bad dudes

11. Women Veterans of the Canadian Forces conceived reputations and assumptions

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12. rather than interpret, laws, and by prosecutors who conduct inquisitions instead of trials, willfully destroying the lives and reputations of their victims, despite failure to prove any crime was committed

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13. Not only did he want to drop listings of places that weren’t up to the Hines standard, he also planned to add as many new places with outstanding reputations as possible

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14. reputations have been tarnished, some even to the point of them quitting the business,

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15. “But how many of these were the expressions rooted in the hope of someday garnering a piece of his pie? How many were from celebrants who would bristle at one harsh word directed at their reputations?” Johnnie asked, pointing out, “The fraternity of wealth and power remains faithful to itself

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16. Some of the younger ones had already established reputations for being anti-military before they ever came to Vietnam

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17. “As you know, this woman,” he nods towards Simon’s mother, but her head is bowed so she doesn’t see the gesture, “this woman has committed acts of perfidy among you, endangering both your good reputations and the innocence of your souls

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18. If we ever hoped to restore our reputations we"d have to get MacFife to confess

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19. And at least the girls are more than willing to speak with him, unlike those back in Nazareth who acted as though even being seen in his presence would ruin their reputations

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20. They both had reputations for being leaders in this field and both had been headhunted after finishing university by IBM to head their research and development

21. Pet food suppliers with good, sound reputations have

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22. companies generally have good reputations

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23. Their reputations as effective pirate hunters guaranteed them respect, but their attitudes won them friendship

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24. That you’d see through the ruse about the footprints and get to the bottom of things; and that eventually we’d be exposed as common murderers, our reputations ruined, and with only a messy court trial and lengthy jail terms to look forward to

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25. reputation but the reputations of hundreds of other renown

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26. From their attire and their conduct, they were obviously all of considerable means, more so than some of the other guests in the hotel which specifically catered to the elite but would allow individuals of lesser means to visit if their reputations had long been established

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27. It would destroy the reputations and 93

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28. Realizing that divorce would be entirely unsuitable due to the stigma that it would leave on both their reputations, Feltus conceded that murder had been committed to end unhappy marriages on various other occasions and that it could well have happened here so as to protect the upstanding characters of the Underwoods in their own social circles

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29. Feltus expected the next line of questioning, the judge’s own desire to know about the witnesses and their reputations, from years of having dealt with this same never-changing procedure that he assumed was a precautionary measure on His Honour’s part to prevent any miscarriage of justice due to prejudiced witnesses as a result of having executed an innocent man after the witnesses conspired to provide misleading testimony

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30. There remained the possibility that Terence’s connections with the United States government had given him certain privileges and associations within the British intelligence that would perhaps enable him to instigate trouble for the Ashburns in the way of destroying their reputations

31. Certain MPs still contend that there is a spy ring operating within the Crown’s government and that this “mock investigation” was nothing more than a conspiracy to protect traitors and the reputations of the governing party

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32. � As a routine security precaution, the prisoners were locked up in their rooms at night, a tribute to their reputations as inveterate escapees

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33. businesses with established reputations here are successful

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34. It was remarkable the number of connections he had formed on various visits here—all ranging from the most respected businessmen in the city to the less-than-desirable “businessmen” whose reputations certainly fell shy of the caliber of those with whom they shared company here

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35. But doctors who provided good quality and value built reputations of trust that carried a lot of weight with patients in their communities

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36. social hierarchy; we’re concerned with our reputations

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37. She gained a lot of reputations and influences in her village and the whole district

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38. reputations of every competing star

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39. Our reputations were on the line as well!

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40. Reputations are imposed on us by others because of what we do and

41. Good reputations are especially useful when it comes to competing

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42. We said that a genuine, credible investigation meant there would have to be a process of cross-checking the information, especially as there were middlemen with questionable reputations involved

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43. We looked at words which were words of gossip and slander, destroying people's reputations

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44. intelligence and beauty to cause countless people in Pugilistic Fraternity to lose their reputations

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45. destroys their reputations, their security and even sometimes their

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46. At that time after they had abandoned the criminal life at his hands, how could they ensure the food of their families and keep their children barely alive after they ate the one sack of flour? People were talked about them for the reason that they were known for their bad reputations and no-one wanted to employ them as workers or let them hold a lease on any property

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47. At that time after they had abandoned the criminal life at his hands, how could they ensure the food of their families and keep their children barely alive after they ate the one sack of flour? They were talked about for the reason that they were known for their bad reputations and no-one wanted to employ them as workers or let them hold a lease on any property

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48. products that have decent reputations on the market for silicate removal

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49. Reputations could be lost overnight; al it took was a few

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50. He and ghosts like him no longer had any fear of losing their lives or their reputations, and they didn't feel physical pain

51. reputations all along was just a small part of it

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52. also as good as their reputations, and he felt the

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53. Which is it? If in 2006, Richard had not been able to give his daughter anything for four years with there being nine years left of his sentence, in 2007 wouldn’t he have not given his daughter a present in five years with eight years remaining on his sentence? I know jailbirds don’t usually have reputations as scholastic superstars, but it doesn’t take much mathematical aptitude to arrive at that piece of ciphering properly

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54. They’d both grown reputations for girls to avoid

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55. this, anyway? Are the reputations of these people fictitious, or what is the trouble?

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56. I now am calling on the public, as I am ignoring their reputations

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57. ZJ and LD’s reputations arrived in my room long before they did

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58. But for the same reason that they wished to keep the front of their buildings styled was also the reason they wanted workers with good reputations to keep them that way

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59. And please, as Glaucon requested of you, to exclude reputations; for unless you take away from each of them his true reputation and add on the false, we shall say that you do not praise justice, but the appearance of it; we shall think that you are only exhorting us to keep injustice dark, and that you really agree with Thrasymachus in thinking that justice is another's good and the interest of the stronger, and that injustice is a man's own profit and interest, though injurious to the weaker

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60. I’m not suggested that the obese be required to carry extra baggage with their names and reputations, but they must start eating responsibly or face consequences, and losing their ability to drive is the best way I could think of

61. They could move somewhere brand-new, put him into a new school, start afresh with their reputations unsullied

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62. There were heliotropes, very remiss at living up to their sun–worshipping reputations since no sunlight ever reached them; their clusters of flowers drooped sadly, their colors and scents were faded

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63. His fame, though still on its upward slope, already overshadowed the soberer reputations of his fellow-clergymen, eminent as several of them were

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64. Of course, as you know well, when reputations are at stake, cases like this are usually settled to avoid lengthy, expensive, and distracting legal proceedings

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65. I knew that the opening of safes was a particular hobby with him, and I understood the joy which it gave him to be confronted with this green and gold monster, the dragon which held in its maw the reputations of many fair ladies

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66. The country was, as has already been stated, in the throes of a political crisis, and the attention of the public was further distracted by the important and sensational developments in Paris, where a huge scandal threatened to destroy the Government and to wreck the reputations of many of the leading men in France

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67. Alice and the members of her support group, Mary, Cathy, and Dan, all discuss how their reputations suffered prior to their diagnoses because people thought they were being difficult or possibly had substance abuse problems

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68. Duplicate committees often appear; an undignified scramble for deposits takes place; persons with undesirable reputations and motives can easily inject themselves into the situation

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69. Reputations needed to be restored

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70. Neither Dils nor especially mild-mannered Artie Marshall was ready for the exposure and the quicksilver reputations they were about to get

71. Those who are considered experts with big reputations who voice their views can scare one out of their positions

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72. If we don’t, it could cost us our reputations, as well as a great deal of money,’ he raged

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73. The professionals whom we know and work with do not wish to risk their livelihoods and reputations for the benefit of third parties, such as managements and large stockholders

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74. McCarthy chaired the Senate Permanent Investigations Sub-Committee (not the House Un-American Activities Committee – that piece of information might win you a bet one day), where he bullied and shouted at witnesses, not caring (well, actually quite pleased) that he was destroying their reputations and careers along the way

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75. Reputations did not

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76. But as much as the general appreciated listening to music – he owned, in fact, a considerable collection of classical ghazal tapes by Afghan and Hindi singers – he believed the performing of it best left to those with lesser reputations

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77. There are reputations which are deceptive; one does not always know why certain generals, great in other directions, have been so popular

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78. There reputations, even Royalist reputations, were held in quarantine

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79. How many souls have had to be ruined and how many honorable reputations destroyed for the sake of that one righteous man, Job, over whom they made such a fool of me in old days! Yes, till the secret is revealed, there are two sorts of truths for me—one, their truth, yonder, which I know nothing about so far, and the other my own

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80. Kalganov confirmed this, and both the Poles left the witness-box with damaged reputations, amidst laughter from the public

81. Thanks to Langdon’s political pull, the President appointed as investigator one of those rascals who carefully build themselves good reputations to enable them to charge higher prices for dirty work

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