Sentence examples for notoriously it from inspiring English sources

More notoriously, it was taken up by the Singing Butler painter, Jack Vettriano, who had not.

Most notoriously, it accompanied the ride of the Ku Klux Klan in D. W. Griffith's "The Birth of a Nation".

Notoriously, it endorsed a Georgia voter ID law that was widely likened to a poll tax because it charged people for the ID they needed to vote.

The commission has been more wary: in 2001, notoriously, it blocked the merger of General Electric and Honeywell, an avionics firm, which American regulators had waved through.The courts upheld the decision, but were nevertheless critical of the commission's reasoning.

Most notoriously, it showcased an extraordinary performance from Dylan Baker as Bill, a loving father who just happens to like doping his 11-year-old son's classmates in order to rape them.

Notoriously – it was the subject of a Greenpeace campaign – there is a tomato made to last longer by using Arctic flounder genes, while in Israel a lemon basil plant crossed with a tomato has tested well with consumers.

It's notoriously inequitable, it generates tens of thousands of fatal errors annually, and it's unbelievably wasteful.

This is not only notoriously unfair; it is a crime.

Because productivity data are notoriously jumpy, it is too early to proclaim a faster trend.

Lesbianism — or the pretense of lesbianism — became so pervasive that Betty Friedan notoriously labelled it the "lavender menace".

Professional services are notoriously opaque: It's hard for clients to judge their value, even after the fact.