Sentence examples for notorious symbol from inspiring English sources

Later, he moved across the street to a 16th-floor apartment in the Brick Towers housing complex, a notorious symbol of neglect, rats and drug-dealing.

It dropped tons of conventional bombs with devastating effect during the Vietnam War and became a notorious symbol for opponents of the war.

They live in neat, new ranch houses and federal officials recently announced that they now consider this notorious symbol of industrial pollution clean.

THE battered market for commercial property, whose values have fallen by 82% in city areas since their peak in 1991, remains the most notorious symbol of Japan's economic troubles.

THE most notorious symbol of poverty in the Philippines used to be Smokey Mountain, an enormous rubbish dump in Manila where a legion of scavengers earned their living by combing the garbage for anything that could be recycled and sold.

It was once a notorious symbol of law and order where republican and loyalist prisoners were held during the Troubles, but is now a visitor attraction and conference centre and "a place of hope and fresh purpose".

Mr. Astiz today is one of the most notorious symbols of the dirty war.

The predawn theft on Friday of the 16-foot sign, one of the Holocaust's most chilling and notorious symbols, had set off outrage around the world.

Banning girls from school was one of the most notorious symbols of the Taliban's rule before they were ousted from power in November 2001.

The senior Mr. Rigas, the only member of the family who agreed to speak for publication, is all too aware that he has become one of the notorious symbols of corporate scandal.

The growing demand for a resolution to South Carolina's official attachment to one America's most notorious symbols highlights the fault-line that exists to this day in a state that has consistently failed to make a clean break with its racist secessionist past.