Sentence examples for notorious example of this from inspiring English sources

Mohammed Emwazi, known to the world as "Jihadi John", was the most notorious example of this.

The Ryugyong Hotel The tallest building in Pyongyang, begun in 1987, is the most notorious example of this genre.

Perhaps the most notorious example of this was the U.S. banking crisis of the early 1930s (see Banking panics and monetary contraction); a more recent example was the Asian currency crisis that originated in Thailand in 1997.

The case of Stefan Nystrom has become a rather notorious example of this (Foster, 2009).

A notorious example of this cozy intersection was the Yukos affair.

The most notorious example of this class is HIV proteinase, commonly called HIV protease, which helps the virus cut a long polypeptide into functional proteins; it has become the target of several successful AIDS drugs.

The most notorious example of the stripe's social mobility is the Breton sailor's mariniere.

The most notorious example of these was the blood libel, which alleged that the Jews killed Christian boys and used their blood to make unleavened bread.

A notorious example of the latter is the "Embassy" in Book 9, in which the three Greeks supplicate Achilles to return to battle.

In the most notorious example of the sexual scandals, a male cadet at the elite Australian Defense Force Academy was caught streaming video of himself having sex with a female colleague to his friends via Skype, without the colleague's knowledge.

He revisits Stanley Milgram's disturbing tests on obedience conducted at Yale, and goes on to draw some further useful conclusions about how human behaviour is affected by the presence of others, using the notorious example of the 1964 murder of Kitty Genovese in New York (38 people saw her killed; not one called the police - they all thought someone else would).