Sentence examples for most notorious exception from inspiring English sources

The most notorious exception after the second world war was when Saddam Hussein used chemical weapons against Iran in the Iran-Iraq war, and against Kurds and other minorities in Iraq.

With few exceptions — Saddam Hussein the most notorious among them — chemical weapons have rarely been used since.

But then Ted Hughes is not just Britain's poet laureate and the author of more than 20 books, some quite remarkable -- poetry, fiction, plays, children's stories and most recently a much-praised version of Ovid's "Metamorphoses". He's also the widower of Sylvia Plath, and that makes him, with the possible exception of Xanthippe, the most notorious literary spouse in history.

With the possible exception of Nazi Germany's diabolical Dr. Josef Mengele, Tamiya must rank as the most notorious medical doctor in history.

Colombia is the most notorious case.

This included the most notorious pranksters.

This one may become his most notorious.

He has banned the most notorious.

Mendizábal was Guatemala's most notorious spy.

The most notorious case was thalidomide.

Most famous, or perhaps most notorious.