Sentence examples for notorious illustrations from inspiring English sources

The trials of Joan of Arc in France (1431) and of Thomas More in England (1535) are notorious illustrations of the difficulty in distinguishing religious from political differences.

Perhaps the most notorious illustration of the fraught relationship came in the aftermath of Errol Morris's celebrated "Thin Blue Line" (1988): Randall Dale Adams, convicted of murdering a police officer, was freed from death row after revelations of prosecutorial malfeasance uncovered by Mr. Morris's film.

An old-school hipster, from back when that phrase meant something, Eula is notorious for illustrations that function as hard-bop hieroglyphs, their intensity conveyed in line and gesture.

"Mexico is a notorious example".

Among hundreds of such instances catalogued here, one particularly notorious boo-boo should suffice for illustration.

JM, Bromley, Kent Insurers are notorious for trying to wriggle out of claims, but your experience is a particularly depressing illustration of big business.

Taboo became quite notorious.

"He was notorious before.

Cameramen are notorious rearrangers.

"Hypnotize," the Notorious B.I.G.

The contretemps offer a vivid illustration of the power of a president's words, particularly when they touch on an issue of raw and lingering sensitivity, like the fact that Nazi Germany's most notorious concentration camps were in Poland.