Sentence examples for less notoriety from inspiring English sources

Such issues come up for people with less notoriety too, and sometimes the results are quite as strange.

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His notoriety grew, less through knowledge of the offending book than through the many lurid and often skewed attacks it prompted, with titles on the order of "Stratagems of Satan".

Similarly, the "Real Housewives" shows, despite the name, feature very few actual housewives and lots of working women (not all wives or mothers), every one of them eager to sacrifice time, not to mention privacy, for a small payment and a less small portion of notoriety.

If he gains notoriety, it is less likely that he will grow out of crime.

Less decisively, he gained some notoriety in the Netherlands when he failed to see Luis Suárez bite Otman Bakkal's shoulder during a Dutch league game between Ajax and PSV Eindhoven in November 2010.

By taking these steps as formal rulemaking changes rather than executive actions, the processes will continue in his absence, likely with far less of the scrutiny that his notoriety invited.

Well, maybe that's not where he met them, but it's where they're from, more or less, where they've achieved their greatest notoriety outside their hometowns.

The latest testament to Coulter's notoriety is the appearance of no less than three books devoted to bashing her.

"Dr Murray has not received any special treatment in jail and in fact has many less privileges than most inmates because of his notoriety," Wass said this year.

I think we all have the same worry that the success of the show and their notoriety would somehow change them into something less enjoyable, and that just hasn't happened".