Sentence examples for notoriously evident from inspiring English sources
In the past century, this was notoriously evident at the Berlin Olympics, of 1936, which Adolf Hitler hoped to use to show off the Olympian superiority of his master race.
"Projecting annual prescription drug sales is notoriously tricky, evident by the fact that IMS Health has released three different forecasts for 2009.
The simmering pent-up anger behind his character's notoriously reasonable manner becomes evident when the question of David's heavy sighing comes up.
His forward surges consistently troubled Barca, with one cross leading to the equalising penalty, while his notoriously shaky defending was not evident this time.
Mesothelioma is a notoriously chemotherapy-resistant neoplasm, as is evident in the dismal overall survival for patients with those of asbestos-associated disease.
Although the influences on Wittgenstein's work are notoriously difficult to interpret, there are clearly evident similarities to Poincaré's fundamental views (Rodych 2011).
The musicians she respects the most, Dylan and Leonard Cohen, are both notoriously limited singers, a fact that Mitchell reports frequently, and with evident joy.
The Bore is a notoriously dangerous tidal race where the Atlantic Ocean meets the North Sea and the tides collide with one another evident by the swirls of water on its surface even on this absolutely calm day.
Although it is evident that a natural humoral response to cancer exists, tumor-associated antigens (TAAs) are generally notoriously bad immunogens.
Lawyers were notoriously slow.
Banks, notoriously, are different.
