(d) Harm to reputation or dignity

(d) Attacks on reputation or dignity

Reputation? I never have a good reputation

Lifelong reputation?

Legion of Goodwill (General, 1999)

Purchased goodwill and marketing assets

A bit of goodwill, madam...

With your reputation?

That's your reputation.

Protecting your reputation?

With my reputation?

Only by reputation.

... Each side worked towards this goal with goodwill, despite fundamental differences, without renouncing its convictions or discrediting itself.

Just a bit of goodwill, madam.

I know your reputation.

His background, his reputation?

Your reputation stinks you.

Your reputation is remarkable.

No amount of advertising, no clever marketing campaign, at any price, could have produced or created this much goodwill.

His Government responded to goodwill in kind.

Do not lose your goodwill towards me.

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 the goodwill of the marketplace is astonishing.

JJ, peace on earth and goodwill to men.

It's called goodwill in business. Ah, that's wonderful!

The Prime Minister stated that the citizens of Israel would not be guinea pigs to test Yasser Arafat s goodwill or credibility.

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?

He has the most terrible reputation.

There's nothing wrong with your reputation.

When Bill Hickok's reputation you malign

Their reputation forgrit and moral fibre.