Sentence examples for notorious enough from inspiring English sources

Nigerian letters are probably notorious enough by now to be more comical than dangerous.

Saigon Grill's labor battles became notorious enough that several passers-by said they had eventually given up their favorite spring rolls and noodles to support the workers.

We're left with the impression that the movie got made because Edie Sedgwick is still just barely notorious enough to be exploited one more time.

His now notorious "Enough is Enough" speech recalling the horrors of the civil war was particularly poorly received, demonstrating his lack of sensitivity to northern concerns.

When a girl was sexually harassed in downtown Cairo in daylight in the 1990s, academics say her case was then notorious enough to provoke outrage and she became known to as the "el Ataba girl".

Guy Pearce, who plays Warhol, has the appropriate interior slump, the ineffable malign vagueness, but the movie has nothing new to say about the Warhol scene and its victims, and we're left with the impression that the movie got made because Edie is still just notorious enough to be exploited one more time.

However, this shift is enough notorious in Figure 1e, f.

It's not that A-Rod isn't notorious or defective enough to fit in with the sex tape ghouls, narcotized celebrity siblings, nip-slip artists, and Photoshop victims that ordinarily pad out the page view-mongering slideshows on the celebrity-carnage portion of the internet.

Women, however, are notorious for not getting enough protein.

It sounds simple, but women are notorious for not getting enough "me" time.

Night owls are notorious for not getting enough sleep.