Sentence examples for further notoriety from inspiring English sources

It gained further notoriety after it featured extensively in Gregory David Roberts's novel Shantaram.

Finicum, who always wore a cowboy hat and was typically armed, gained further notoriety for a national television interview he did while huddled under a blue tarp in the cold of night.

The ruling by Judge Colin Lamont added further notoriety to the contentious figure of Mr. Malema, 30, the leader of the Youth League of the governing African National Congress and a vocal adversary of Mr. Zuma.

Sent off in his first league start against Everton last December, he earned further notoriety by scoring an own-goal in the Carling Cup game with Spurs and for good measure was seen to be headbutted by his team-mate Emmanuel Adebayor in the same match, none of which has made him quite his ascetic manager's cup of tea.

Teens have been able to distinguish themselves from the crowd and gain further notoriety by building a blog presence — heck, Justin Bieber was discovered via his videos on YouTube.

Watt scored twice on his Celtic debut in April 2012 and gained further notoriety when his goal against Barcelona in a November Champions League match proved to be the winner.

While street and graffiti artists using the internet to further their notoriety is not exactly groundbreaking, a new generation of artists have embraced the internet as a virtual platform that can augment and influence their work not just showcase it.

Webster's behaviour after the crime and during the trial further increased the notoriety of the murder.

This brazen shooting in broad daylight in front of a hospital shocked the city and further underscored the notoriety of the warring families.

Likewise, each book furthered Zuckerman's notoriety within the Jewish community.

Although the sidebar drama ended peacefully, with the local authorities ensuring the security of the fair, Mr. Husain's ongoing notoriety only further cemented the Progressives' relevance.