"Mexico is a notorious example".
"Notorious," for example, could be considered an exercise in the artful variation of points of view, as created through camerawork that is, with one conspicuous exception, almost entirely objective.
Then he was sent to Angola, 140 miles inland from New Orleans, the largest maximum security prison in the US and a place whose notorious horrors have long exercised a special fascination on writers, film-makers and reformers.
For Carol Kelly, biking to and from work is a no-brainer: She doesn't have to deal with the notorious Seattle traffic, she can exercise without visiting the dreary gym and she saves money on gas.
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In denying the motions the District Court found that the facts concerning the selection of the grand and petit juries were notorious and available to petitioners in the exercise of due diligence before the trial.
He thinks exercise is bad, is a notorious liar, cheated on his wives, hates dogs, and enthusiastically against taking measures to protect the Earth from human annihilation.
"Endurance exercise all by itself is notorious for creating that skinny fat look," best-selling author of Beyond Training and fitness expert Ben Greenfield told me in a telephone conversation.
So his films - 2007's notorious Teeth and now Happy Tears - are exercises in tonal upheaval, with shifts that pull the audience back and forth, from tragedy to absurdist comedy and back again.
A MORO DATO The Moros are a Mohammedan people, governed a by sultans of their own, called datos, who seem to exercise an almost unlimited power and are notorious for their cruelty and extortion.
