Sentence examples for notorious and from inspiring English sources

Easterhouse is one of the most notorious – and notoriously misunderstood – of Glasgow's many estates.

He was internationally notorious, and only 21.

Who could forget Reagan's most notorious and nefarious tall tale?

Bagram would quickly become notorious, and make Guantánamo look like a church camp.

Cassius had been notorious, and was even expelled for a term.

He was friendly with the Kray twins, the notorious and photogenic London gangsters.

His antiwar speeches made him notorious and the target of much criticism.

For instance, there's Louisiana, fabled for corruption more notorious and theatrical than ours.

The constraints and restrictions on Saudi women are too notorious and too numerous to itemise.

Gyms are notorious - and very annoying - about rather loud volume and poor music choices.

One of its inhabitants at the time was the notorious - and possibly deranged - Grace Marks.