Sentence examples for notorious brand from inspiring English sources

Since taking office, Donald Trump's notorious brand of populism has mostly faded into the background.

Later in the season, at a club, Issa refers to a woman who tries to hijack their table as a "Fashion Nova-ass bitch," a reference to the slightly trashy, Instagram-notorious clothing brand popularized by the gossip account the Shade Room.

6 03 p.m. | Updated GoDaddy, a brand notorious for suggestive Super Bowl commercials with scantily clad women known as GoDaddy Girls, is hiring a professional advertising agency to create campaigns as the company seeks a more professional image.

Mr. Menendez has made more than his share of enemies in New Jersey, where he is notorious for a brand of bare-knuckle politics that is essential to survival in Hudson County but is viewed with some alarm elsewhere.

The Assassin is Digital Storm's latest system under the Black|OPS brand, notorious for benchmark busting performance.

In 1861, he and Cowell attempted to intervene in a strike in Clitheroe but were branded "notorious scoundrels" by the weavers there for their parts in the Preston strike.

On the floor of the House of Representatives she was branded a "notorious and troublesome woman".

The people controlling most luxury fashion brands are notorious control freaks – be they designer, marketer or business brain – so the appeal of an exhibition is obvious: it can be meticulously stage-managed to create exactly the impression they want it to.

In 1988 Johnson became a disgraced Olympic 100m champion who is still branded the most notorious cheat in sporting history.

In 1996 the Guardian branded it the "most notorious hospital in the country" after a series of high-profile errors, including a hypodermic needle being left inside a prematurely born baby.

However, due to their lack of success in Preston the group were branded a "gang of notorious scoundrels" by strike leader John O'Neil and were treated with hostility by the gathered crowds of weavers.