Sentence examples for a notorious example of from inspiring English sources

Nigeria is a notorious example of such corruption, but not a unique one.

The show also includes a notorious example of false propaganda: a front page of London's Daily Express with the headline "Saddam Can Strike in 45 Minutes".

"The Toy," an execrable, tone-deaf comedy from 1982, is a notorious example of what happens when that strategy goes off the rails.

(The new Bayreuth Festival production of Wagner's "Ring" cycle, staged by Frank Castorf, has been cited widely as a notorious example of directorial excess).

A notorious example of the latter is the "Embassy" in Book 9, in which the three Greeks supplicate Achilles to return to battle.

The destruction by the Taliban in Afghanistan of statues of Buddha in Kandahar is a notorious example of the intolerance of images, part of the school of tawhid – usually translated as Islamic monotheism.

The case of Stefan Nystrom has become a rather notorious example of this (Foster, 2009).

Perhaps a most notorious example of this policy is the case of the Pentagon/security contracting.

One notorious example of a shape-shifting bomb, according to Mr. Brooks, was "Hanging In," a spinoff of "Maude" in the 1970s that went through four incarnations and lasted only four episodes.

Tony Blair is widely seen as the most notorious example of a prime minister who sidestepped the Foreign Office when he ignored its legal advice and joined President George W Bush in the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

In people, the most notorious example of an endocrine disruptor is the drug diethylstilbestrol, or DES, which was given to pregnant women in the 1950s in the mistaken belief that it could prevent miscarriage.