Sentence examples for enduring notoriety from inspiring English sources
The twins' enduring notoriety has helped to create a thriving market in Kray-related memorabilia.
Though its flaws were vastly overstated in 1993 by commentators fearful of the growing influence of game adaptations, Super Mario Bros' enduring notoriety will ensure that this new restoration appeals as keenly to ironic consumers as earnest ones.
Stone plainly relishes the controversy surrounding his role, and the Netflix documentary itself, because his enduring notoriety will keep him in "in the arena," which also happened to be a favorite phrase of his mentor, President Nixon.
An Ivy League graduate who became a successful director of commercials, Michael Cimino secured world fame for the expansive The Deer Hunter and enduring notoriety for the epic western Heaven's Gate.
But we know this: the double standard concerning men's versus women's sexuality not only survives but thrives, manifest in the enduring notoriety of "Foxy Knoxy," whose memoir was published on the same day last week that the ABC News special aired.
Extensive newspaper coverage bestowed widespread and enduring international notoriety on the Ripper, and his legend solidified.
But of all the "iconic" items that have proliferated through contemporary fashion, none seem to have the enduring impact, notoriety and appeal of Le Smoking.
October 25 2012 October 27 201212 Phil Kline, an enduring downtown post-minimalist, achieved pop-culture notoriety when his "Rumsfeld Songs" — settings of the dizzying verbal improvisations of the former Secretary of Defense — went viral.
Augusta National may have acquired a measure of notoriety because of the controversy over its men-only membership, but an enduring following still marched to its fairways today and filled its retail merchandising facility with long lines of customers buying expensive clothing and gear bearing the distinctive Masters logo.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
