(Sinister laughter)

That's sinister enough.

This can all seem very sinister.

Reputation? I never have a good reputation

And they carried out a very sinister scheme.

And they carried out a very sinister scheme.

So attractively sinister! Taurus, the bull, you know.

A hospital is generally a sinister place so

Lifelong reputation?

Of course! One of those sinister places in Greenwich Village.

With your reputation?

That's your reputation.

Protecting your reputation?

With my reputation?

Only by reputation.

I'll outlive all of you, you sinister buzzards. All of you!

That white coat, impeccable, seemed to bear witness to something sinister.

They've got those black sinister eyes and those spots on their body.

I know your reputation.

His background, his reputation?

Your reputation stinks you.

Your reputation is remarkable.

He has a good reputation.

He has a good reputation.

Tom has a bad reputation.

Perhaps you know my reputation.

Here goes my professional reputation.

Our reputation is at stake.

You live on a reputation.

You have a good reputation.

What about the university's reputation?

One must protect one's reputation.

And I came to think that behind the violence lay a sinister criminal enterprise.

The victims are not even aware of the sinister danger until they are victimized.

That scandal cost him his reputation.

I'll stake my reputation on it.

And raised for you your reputation?

And raised for you your reputation?

and granted you an exalted reputation?

and granted you an exalted reputation?

(d) Harm to reputation or dignity

(d) Attacks on reputation or dignity

He has the most terrible reputation.

There's nothing wrong with your reputation.

When Bill Hickok's reputation you malign