Sentence examples for notoriously failed from inspiring English sources
She notoriously failed to realise her designs for the Cardiff Bay opera house, despite twice winning competitions to do so.
They supported a coup attempt that briefly ousted the president in 2002, and notoriously failed to cover demonstrations calling for his return.
Neat? "Anybody who says my show is 'neat' has to go," the Material Girl (someone who notoriously failed the other way – from singer to actor) maintained.
Recently, I have even witnessed students reminding others that smoking is forbidden upon the university's premises (Greece has notoriously failed — so far — to successfully implement a nonsmoking ban).
The following are some recent best-picture nominees that notoriously failed to acknowledge a source: 'THE SIXTH SENSE' -- Based on "Hamlet" of William Shakespeare: a son, troubled by ghostly visitations, brings his mother to tears and is thought mad.
Your current phone likely maxes out at 1.5-2Mbps if you're lucky, but as I'm sure you know, that only matters if you can get a signal — something AT&T notoriously failed on with their 3G network in New York.
The police notoriously fail to register cases, often demanding bribes.
Thucydides, the great ancient historian of the 5th century bce, wrote a sketch of Greek history from the Trojan War to his own day, in which he notoriously fails, in the appropriate chapter, to signal any kind of dramatic rupture.
3) Your report of spontaneous contraction of human myofibers and pacing in response to electrical stimulation is a first in the field, as human myofibers notoriously fail to respond to electrical stimulation.
Many current plants are of an older design that requires electric pumps for cooling; notoriously, these failed at Fukushima after the tsunami.
New research into May's general election sheds light on what went wrong with the opinion polls, which notoriously all failed to predict David Cameron's outright win.
