Sentence examples for notoriously is from inspiring English sources

Abbott, notoriously, is interested in more strenuous pursuits.

The N.F.L., notoriously, is a copy-cat league.

Cash, notoriously, is a big drag on investment returns; if you want your retirement nest egg to do a decent job of keeping you comfortably in your golden years, look on it with wariness, and even extreme suspicion.

The Senate, notoriously, is not proportional in its representation, but the highest number of seats that women can hope to hold next year will still be fewer than thirty.

And this spreads inconsistency all over the empirical world: if borderline cases can be inconsistent, inconsistent objects are more or less everywhere, given how pervasive the phenomenon of vagueness notoriously is: adolescents, borderline bald men, etc.

Banks, notoriously, are different.

Novels, notoriously, are not about making peace or cultivating domesticity.

Blade Runner, notoriously, was completely misunderstood when it was released.

Flight schools for pilots seem to notoriously be unaccredited.

But it is notoriously fractious.

Thai food is notoriously delicious.