Sentence examples for notorious for featuring from inspiring English sources

Matthew Vaughn's new film, Kick-Ass, is already notorious for featuring a 12-year-old girl who dismembers drug dealers while spouting the kind of vocabulary that adults like to imagine 12-year-olds don't know.

Lip-syncing app Musical.ly is particularly notorious for featuring girls under 13 dancing provocatively to modern pop songs in front of audiences of millions — which worryingly include adults.

Heist films are rather notorious for featuring the same cliché collective of quirky characters.

Their latest match up pits Nas against Black Thought, an MC, who in addition to being the lead lyricist for arguably the greatest band of a generation, is notorious for song features that regularly far outshine even the most lyrical of MC's brave enough to request a verse from him.

While the latest James Bond film, like many before it, is jam-packed with product placement from cars to watches, Lady Gaga's notorious video for Telephone, featuring Beyonce, is equally and shamelessly awash with product placement.

Isn't Verizon notorious for stripping that feature from every single phone in its lineup?

This early Shakespearean work, dutifully modeled after the revenge tragedies in vogue in the late 16th century, is notorious for its gross-out quotient, featuring assorted acts of onstage amputation and climaxing with a cannibal banquet in which a mother unwittingly feasts on pies made from her dead sons.

One notorious advert for P&O featured a line of toned women in bikinis, headlined by the phrase: 'Seamen Wanted'.

GoDaddy recently surprised Madison Avenue by hiring an advertising agency to develop a more professional image for the company, which became notorious for commercials, created internally, that featured scantily clad "GoDaddy Girls" and double entendres.

Two decades later, the Magnolia Housing Projects, across the street from the Dew Drop, had become notorious for crime and drugs, most famously featured in songs by neighborhood rappers.

(Most episodes feature dazzling cooking montages, notorious for making viewers hungry, then making them feel guilty).