bad reputation造句

have a good/bad reputation

His bad reputation is well known.

He was barred from membership because of his bad reputation.

But a bad reputation is hard to shake.

She has a bad reputation for telling lies

Good reputation is always can't break that money, bad reputation is always make not to take off the yoke of.

Not all unknown people are incompetent; not all of them have good or bad reputation.

So why would we be especially attentive to people with a bad reputation?

Despite his bad reputation, he behaved like an angel at the school party.

There be good In her , In spite of her bad reputation

They may leave a bad reputation for breaking a good company.

If you do something every day, you tend to fall into a routine, and routine has a bad reputation.

Having a bad reputation may not be desirable, but it does make you more likely to be seen — literally.

It is the only way to shake off their bad reputation-which some of them deserved not too long ago.

Mice Shook was born in a very bad reputation of the mouse family, born destined to carry a "thief" charge.

She was the odd girl out with a bad reputation, low to no status, and few friends.

It is a well-known fact that the hotel has a bad reputation. Of course, the man standing in front of the shopkeeper has heard about it.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) patients still have a bad reputation. They are self-respecting and even ignore the real suffering of others.

Those who practise hegemonism are discredited, so serving as the leader of the Third World would earn us a bad reputation.

Some people spread untrue message or defame others, the result of such behavior will lead to the bad reputation of the victims.

Complex financial products like the one sold by Goldman have gotten a bad reputation since the financial meltdown, Mr. Huang said. 'They're essentially like gambling.'

I set a firework off in class, I got up to no good. It was quite often alcohol related, I got quite a bad reputation amongst other mums and teachers.

Second, this phenomenon is generating a bad reputation for China and her students heading abroad, even those who have not engaged in any monkey business in the application process.

Mary's mother warns her that the boy with whom she has been going out recently has a bad reputation of playing fast and loose with the affection of girls.

New York taxi drivers used to have a bit of a bad reputation, but that was in an earlier era, when most of them spoke English. Or at least spoke English more fluently than the present group.