Significats de very reputable en anglès

The witnesses who made this statement were not of a very reputable sort.

The mother came from a very reputable family.

In general I don't consider him very reputable.

Such a marriage, without proper "publishing" in meeting, was not, however, deemed very reputable.

He was certainly disposed, I think, to exaggerate his own coarsening, as a not very reputable campaign proceeded.

It made our Christian population look fairly formidable, and certainly very reputable as a force for uplifting and regenerating society.

In resuming my notice of the Democratic meeting, let me observe that the Democratic party in America is not very reputable.

Near by were picks and shovels and three very reputable blankets, with a miscellany of materials suggestive of the camping party's outfit.

One of the witnesses was Charles B. Moore, the director of the Navy cosmic-ray project at Minneapolis, He's considered a very reputable engineer.

But, though Hugh readily acknowledged the not very reputable acquaintances who alone acknowledged him, they speedily discovered that he was an altered man.

In my career I've seen a lot of very reputable people backing funds that then don't turn out the way they thought they would.

A feeling heart, or the tokens of it given by a sensible eye, are very reputable things, when kept in countenance by the occasion.

I called down to the desk: Yes, they were left there; yes, they'd come from a local vendor, very reputable, with the usual delivery guy.

"Well, it wasn't a very reputable affair, and two young women were present."

'"Not very reputable by all accounts," said Captain Rogers with a loud unmeaning laugh.

"I believe he is a very reputable business man in Montreal, and much respected."