Sentence examples for notorious individual from inspiring English sources

This is the notorious "individual mandate," a feature of both "Romneycare" and "Obamacare," as is the provision of care via "private insurance, not government insurance".

This is the notorious individual, who, in Liverpool, was the great putter up of bank-note robberies, and whose adroitness made him a general banker for the "swell mob" in London.

Originally, Arkin wanted to have the main antagonist be some sort of notorious individual that was terrorizing the neighbor and becoming a sort of metaphorical "bogeyman".

She figured she'd have no luck finding a better deal on the notorious individual market (though it is possible a better deal was available -- there is no way to know now).

There have been many such occasions, particularly where famous or notorious individuals have been involved.

"We finally delivered justice to one of the world's most notorious individuals," he said, before images not of Bin Laden but Donald Trump appeared on screens.

What possible useful information could be gained from studying these brain sections, any more than the brain of Lenin (for which the infant Soviet Union built an entire Brain Institute) or Einstein (whose pathologist sectioned his brain and packed it into mayonnaise jars for his various friends), or the many other great or notorious individuals that have been so treated in the past?

Drew Harris, assistant chief constable of the PSNI, initially told MPs each of the IRA "on the runs" included notorious individuals who were linked to 200 murder investigations – immediately angering unionists already unhappy with the so-called "get-out-of-jail" scheme.

The destroyed files comprise records of at least 9,000 preliminary inquiries into matters involving notorious individuals like Bernard L. Madoff, as well as several major Wall Street firms that later were the subject of scrutiny after the 2008 financial crisis, including Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, Citigroup and Bank of America.

The final days of great or notorious individuals are always tempting to imagine, though, and Jenkins does a superb and humane job, pitting Coward against his servant, Patrice – who has deluded ideas of the kind of life he could lead back in England if only Coward will give him the necessary reference – and the guests who still visit.

It was done in a very nice fashion and well delivered," Trump said of Obama's joke, which had suggested he, not Osama bin Laden, was one of the "world's most notorious individuals".