Sentence examples for notorious assertion from inspiring English sources

This pair of attitudes is summed up in Cicero's notorious assertion that all things were made for either Gods or men.

The latter is notorious for his assertion that the brain secretes thought just as the liver secretes bile.

That would explain his assertion, on that other notorious video, that an accommodation with the Palestinians is "almost unthinkable".

Distilled to its essence, this argument is represented by the notorious "Laffer Curve," Art Laffer's assertion that lowering taxes is so stimulative that the tax base expansion more than makes up for the tax reduction.

Many in the West doubted the Chinese assertion, mainly because the official account which included the claim that Qu Yinhua had scaled the notorious vertical cliff of the Second Step barefoot and which also made constant references to party solidarity and the inspiration of Chairman Mao was deemed so improbable.

(His assertion of originality notwithstanding, Gravy is hoping to be cast as the lead in an upcoming bio-pic about the late Notorious B.I.G., figuring that he has the looks and the background).

"He was notorious before.

Cameramen are notorious rearrangers.

"Hypnotize," the Notorious B.I.G.

Taboo became quite notorious.

Notwithstanding the "Notorious R.B.G".