Sentence examples for he notoriously from inspiring English sources

When I met him in the mid-80s, the self-styled "black president" was in a London hotel, wearing only a pair of red underpants, smoking a massive joint, and accompanied the notorious Professor Hindu and three of his wives (he notoriously married 26 in one day and said he was "proud to be called a sexist").

The book is reportage, as he notoriously said, "using the techniques of fiction".

Instead, he notoriously attended a yacht race with his son, sailing around the Isle of Wight.

He notoriously murdered his first wife after catching her in flagrante with her lover.

And in October 2009 he notoriously reported in his column that he had shot a baboon dead.

In 2014 while performing on Broadway, he notoriously used social media to try to set up a rendezvous with a 17-year-old fan.

He is notoriously irascible; he was kept away from crucial talks with the Peronists after picking a gratuitous row with Mr Ruckauf.

Just before leaving in 2009 he said, notoriously, that he did not want to be "the rider on a dead horse".

"He was notoriously quiet, and he didn't keep diaries.

"Dickens was never a customer himself – he was notoriously parsimonious and he didn't really care much for his clothes," Mr Sherwood said.

He is notoriously controlling — not because he can't let go, like Royal, but because he doesn't want to.