Significados de much reputation em inglês

In truth, he has lost much reputation by his late manoeuvres.

While a student, he gained much reputation as a writer and a debater.

Our family has little credit, and, entre nous, not much reputation.

How much reputation do you suppose I shall have left within the hour?

After these events Modafar reigned some years with much reputation, and died in 1374.

He also gained much reputation as a public lecturer.

The singer was not of much reputation, but to Thyrza her voice seemed more than human.

Philip was human enough to feel a glow of satisfaction at having achieved so much reputation.

He also gained much reputation as a casuist.

His "Example Farm," at Whitfield, gained him much reputation.

Too much reputation is a bad thing for a man to have on his hands in the West.

And you'd be surprised how much reputation and how little money a man can make out of a book.

The manager, Gallina, is a playwright of much reputation, and gave us some dozen of his own pieces, mostly good and clever.

By the aid of the gentlemen who contributed-eachhis quota-tothe "London Magazine," it acquired much reputation, and a very considerable sale.

Cavoye, brave and skilful, acquired so much reputation in this particular, that the name of "Brave Cavoye" has stuck to him ever since.

I do not know that he had much reputation for prolonging life, but he was supposed to add a grace to the hour of departure.