Sentence examples for notorious impression from inspiring English sources

Algorithmic parameter brings notorious impression to EC approaches since users have to think out how to set them before using the algorithms.

Fallon ended up doing his notorious impression of Young while Springsteen joined him in a slow, acoustic version of Willow Smith's hit song, "Whip My Hair".

The owner, he discovered, had a whole load of police images taken throughout the 1950s to 1970s from stills of armed robbery and artists' impressions of stolen possessions to portraits of the most notorious criminals of the age.

Guy Pearce, who plays Warhol, has the appropriate interior slump, the ineffable malign vagueness, but the movie has nothing new to say about the Warhol scene and its victims, and we're left with the impression that the movie got made because Edie is still just notorious enough to be exploited one more time.

The notorious and widespread image of the "mad scientist" is closely linked to the impression that scientists work "alone and in isolated laboratories" and conduct secret or even dangerous research with often critical results.

We're left with the impression that the movie got made because Edie Sedgwick is still just barely notorious enough to be exploited one more time.

This precinct has the lowest crime rate in the city, notwithstanding a few notorious crimes, like the rape of the Central Park jogger and the "preppie murder," that create the opposite impression.

"He was notorious before.

Cameramen are notorious rearrangers.

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

Taboo became quite notorious.