Sentence examples for notoriety points from inspiring English sources
At the end of each invasion, a box pops up giving the stats of the invasion, like if Roger or the pirates one, how many enemies you defeated, what barriers were destroyed, etc. Depending on the enemies you killed and how you fought, you can get a lot of notoriety points.
Check your notoriety level.
"Because of the notoriety that Indian Point 2 has, everything's getting escalated one or two levels at least," said David Lochbaum, the reactor expert at the Union of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit safety group.
Forget that creating notoriety is the whole point of being a cheerleader.
An intensely private man, Hyams' was forced by his unwanted notoriety from the Centre Point storm to find ever more eccentric ways of avoiding the limelight.
Togo has gained notoriety as a transit point for ivory poached elsewhere in the region.
He spent four years there, at one point earning notoriety by writing an essay that challenged the existence of God.
"Their notoriety [is] undeniable — that point is clear".
Notoriety can be a selling point, however.
By the time of the meetings in London, WikiLeaks had already acquired a measure of international fame or, depending on your point of view, notoriety.
But only one is given a real shot at winning the nomination: Secretary of State Katherine Harris, she of Election 2000 ballot-counting fame, or notoriety, depending on the ideological point of view.
