Sentence examples for notorious for doing from inspiring English sources

Asian-Americans are notorious for doing well academically.

Certain industries — trucking, construction, housekeeping — are notorious for doing this, but it happens everywhere.

Certain industries trucking, construction, housekeeping are notorious for doing this, but it happens everywhere.

All great and talented photographers have at times "staged" photographs; Robert Doisneau was notorious for doing it.

Ms. Banach is further described in the foundation's complaint as "notorious for doing very little work, despite her hefty salary" of more than $100,000 a year.

I'm not entirely certain of what this article is trying to do, other than grudgingly acknowledge Bernie's abilities to negotiate and achieve results in a body notorious for doing anything but that.

Not to be overshadowed, Cruise continues to indulge his notorious penchant for doing his own stunts; one day, his insurance documents will be published in a deluxe collected edition.

Blanchflower, nominally a right-sided wing-half but notorious for never doing what anyone expected, would head off upfield, leaving Baker on his own to deal with marauding attackers.

One Ibizan hotel, the Pisces Park, is notorious for stag-do balcony deaths – two British men died this way in 2015.

Lame duck-presidents (those in their second term) and politically divided Congresses are notorious for being do-nothing.

But just because "Good People" is about South Boston, a site notorious for racial strife, doesn't mean that Mr. Lindsay-Abaire is going to set a match to working-class prejudices.