Sentence examples for almost notorious from inspiring English sources

"I'm well known, almost notorious, for being the anti-Softee man," he said.

The world over, and in America particularly, Greek sculpture was recognized to be almost notorious for its purity.

Add to that a disappointing defensive record – again, not unlike Dortmund's – but no sign of a rejuvenation of the title winning side of old, and a manager in Roberto Mancini with an almost notorious reputation for his poor record in Europe and you have a game in which Dormund could realistically steal some points.

In the most notorious case, almost fifteen thousand Polish officers, most of them professionals in the reserve corps, were arrested and deported.

Work to remove one of London's most notorious roundabouts has almost finished.

In one of the most notorious incidents of all - almost five decades ago, in 1966 - armed robber Harry Roberts and an accomplice shot and killed three officers.

In 1624 he finally gave almost totalitarian powers to his favourite, Wei Zhongxian, the most notorious eunuch of Chinese history.

We were riding La Marmotte — a swooping, looped course that covered almost 17,000 feet of climbing over some of the most notorious ascents of the Alps.

It documents atrocities committed against people and wildlife, on an almost unimaginable scale, by an ivory trafficking network coordinated by two of Africa's most notorious war criminals.

While China is the most notorious currency manipulator, Japan and other countries involved in the TPP talks have been almost as aggressive.

Almost eight years later, the investigation led to the unmasking of a C.I.A. employee, Aldrich Ames, as one of the most notorious traitors in American history.