Sentence examples for notorious awards from inspiring English sources

A shout out, too, for Joaquin Phoenix, a notorious awards sceptic, who showed up, and even showed the start of a smile.

With all the bustle and excitement on such a notorious awards show like this one, of course there is a variety of Pre-Oscar and Post-Oscar parties, and style lounges happening.

Pond has an interesting section on the notorious 1989 awards, produced by the formidable Broadway mogul Allan Carr.

The Emmys are notorious for awarding the same shows with trophies year after year.

But the evidence from America doesn't support that: Harvard, for example, is notorious for awarding fully half its students As or A-minuses.

Dyer believes that he won't win the notorious Bad Sex Award, whose past recipients include John Updike: The writing that tends to win that prize does, at some point, go into euphemism and metaphor — all that stuff about "the questing tongue" and "the proud nipple".

A business notorious for awarding success based on factors that have nothing to do with either the quality of your work or the content of your character.

Not only is it a “full" award in a forum notorious for partial awards and zeroes for investors, but the arbitrators also awarded our client substantial legal fees and expert witness costs.

His wholehearted response to Tony McCoy in the Ryanair Chase at Cheltenham last month was insufficient to rid Albertas Run of the notorious Timeform squiggle, awarded to especially unreliable or uncommitted animals.

It is not irrelevant that Minot is writing at a time when the liveliest discussion about sex in fiction is The Literary Review's notorious "Bad Sex Award," given to writers who have supposedly offended against good taste.

Her performance at the 2013 awards became notorious after she twerked with Robin Thicke and was accused of cultural appropriation.