Sentence examples for considerable notoriety from inspiring English sources

Neither product contains THC, but they generate considerable notoriety.

He has earned considerable notoriety since then but Jodie Foster's comedy, in which she also stars, may help his rehabilitation.

The trading island had considerable notoriety in Africa, in Britain, as well as across the ocean in the Americas, and was known as a particularly vibrant hub of commercial activity.

His second novel, Atomised (1998), earned him considerable notoriety with its denunciation of the "soixante-huitard" (1968) hippy generation, and he was expelled from the board of Perpendiculaire, the leftwing literary journal he helped found.

Based on the novel by Dennis Lehane, Gone Baby Gone, a gritty neo-noir thriller, gained considerable notoriety in Britain after it was pulled from the London Film Festival last October and then shunted from its December release date to this June.

A spokesman for the position that "words cannot fully express meaning" (yan bu jin yi) was Xun Can (ca. 212 240), who gained considerable notoriety for his claim that the classics were but the "chaff" of the sages' profound learning.

"Throughout his life, McCandless has invested substantial time and expense in developing his professional skills as a pilot, engineer and astronaut," the lawsuit states, and he "has achieved considerable... notoriety".

Either Maguire is unaware that Dick Buckley went on to achieve considerable underground notoriety as Lord Buckley, in which case his research has failed him, or he didn't think it was worth mentioning, in which case his judgment has.

Muller held this position all through the Second Boer War and his high-profile performance as European representative for this Boer republic won him considerable fame and notoriety, which lasted all his life.

Recalling the moment in the Mail on Sunday, Naughtie said: "The transposition of two initials meant that within two minutes, in Twitter-time an age, I was an object of national notoriety (and considerable amusement).

A final consideration is the notoriety of the bridge.