Sentence examples for given notoriety from inspiring English sources

The Cathedral of Noto, one of the most important baroque monuments that has given notoriety to the town of Noto, collapsed in the 13th of March 1996, approximately 5 years after the earthquake of 'Santa Lucia' that took place in December 13th 1990.

Wise Intelligent, (of hip hop group Poor Righteous Teachers), believes that the word is purposefully given notoriety as part of a ploy to oppress the people who embrace it.

THAT WAS NEW YORK about Amelia Bloomer & the pantaloons, or bloomers, she gave notoriety.

The New Yorker, June 29 , 1940P. 42 THAT WAS NEW YORK about Amelia Bloomer & the pantaloons, or bloomers, she gave notoriety.

The studio of Cosmopolitan Productions, a Hearst enterprise, was located at 126th St .and… THAT WAS NEW YORK about Amelia Bloomer & the pantaloons, or bloomers, she gave notoriety.

By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, June 29 , 1940P. 42 THAT WAS NEW YORK about Amelia Bloomer & the pantaloons, or bloomers, she gave notoriety.

"Having cameras in the courtroom to broadcast these images across the globe and give notoriety to the monster accused of this crime will give rise to emotionally overwhelming incidents and on a much greater scale".

Mr. Santos dismissed the notion that his client could flee if he wanted to, given the notoriety of the case.

The fate of previous high-profile cases reveals the difficulty of rehabilitation given the notoriety of their crimes.

This lapse of memory is notable, especially given the notoriety of the project, with its contextural innovations and its social problems.

But given its notoriety, one has to assume that there are enormous political and public pressures on the district attorney to forge ahead full speed.