Sentence examples for most notorious statement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy said his most notorious statement, seeming to complain about the widespread news coverage the killing received, was a comment on the attention given to immigration issues in Suffolk, not an attempt to minimize the crime.

This time around, Pierson was defending her boss' most notorious statement of the debate, his refusal to say if he would accept the verdict of the American people if he should lose the election.

Some of the most notorious statements haven't even been "hot mic" overheard ones (though some have).

His aides were scrambling to contain any fallout from the "stuff happens" remark, which had immediately elicited a response from President Obama, and echoed one of the most notorious statements of the Bush Administration: Rumsfeld's declaration during the chaos in Iraq that "stuff happens".

One of the Obama administration's most notorious lies was the statement of current CIA Director and former counterterrorism adviser John Brennan, who claimed in June 2011 that there had not been a "single collateral death" caused by drones in 2010-2011.

The order was "the result of several years of extensive investigation into the criminal career and financial affairs of one of Europe's most notorious organised criminals," according to a statement from the island's Attorney General.

He was most notorious for a series of outrageous statements, including praising the Waffen-SS and the employment policies of the Nazi government.

PAGE 6 OBITUARIES J HAIDER, 58 A populist Austrian politician known for his strong anti-immigrant and anti-European Union stances, he was most notorious for a series of outrageous statements, including praising the Waffen SS and the employment policies of the Nazi government.

However, I would like to know why it was the West Midlands Police who took my statement, and assisted Lord Justice Taylor with his inquiry: because in 1989 they were the most notorious force in Britain.

"For decades, Alfredo Beltran Leyva helped to lead one of the world's most notorious drug cartels, causing widespread violence and disrupting lives," U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said in a press statement.

Colombia is the most notorious case.