Sentence examples for notorious for a from inspiring English sources

The nearest city, Farj, is notorious for a black market in looted antiquities, he said.

Now, they say, it has become notorious for a racially tinged rolling minstrel show.

The Grand Prairie of east central Illinois was notorious for a marshy environment that prevented dense agricultural settlement until late in the nineteenth century.

She was notorious for a forthright foulmouthedness which was only enhanced by the beauty of her voice.

Location shoots are notorious for a "what goes on tour, stays on tour" mentality and production romances frequently blossom.

But among the city's political class, Ms. Sadik-Khan has also become notorious for a brusque, I-know-best style and a reluctance to compromise.

He is notorious for an attack on Juzo Itami, one of Japan's greatest filmmakers.

Her French Vogue was notorious for an aesthetic that was dubbed "porno chic": nudity, bondage, blood.

But appealing is also risky, since the federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., that would hear the case is notorious for an antiregulatory bias.

That telethon is most notorious for an unscripted remark by Kanye West, who told viewers: "George Bush doesn't care about black people".

This episode is also notorious for an extremely distressing scene involving Benson and the rapist guard.