Sentence examples for notoriously that from inspiring English sources

It also stipulated, rather notoriously, that Bush v. Gore could never be cited as precedent and it hasn't been.

Just before leaving in 2009 he said, notoriously, that he did not want to be "the rider on a dead horse".

It's the conception which lay behind Hilbert's famous axiomatization of geometry (about which Hilbert reputedly claimed, somewhat notoriously, that we can replace points, lines, and planes with tables, chairs, and beer mugs as long as the latter objects stand in the right kinds of relations).

One wishes, however, that the NYPD had caught more images of the intrepid drag queens who notoriously commandeered that year's parade.

Trump notoriously insisted at that time that "there were very fine people on both sides" of the confrontation.

Pennsylvania's Republican House Leader notoriously stated that the voter ID law that threatened to disenfranchise nearly 1 million people, "would enable the Governor to win Pennsylvania".

Notoriously, for me, that's when I get my best results and that's when I finish the most.

Treme exposes a damaged system that notoriously came to the rescue of none of its people.

Despite the frigid temperatures and the notoriously mean winds that plagued Candlestick Park, Mays continued to flourish.

The Estonian courts used to be notoriously backlogged, but that is no longer the case.

Were they worried about him going into that notoriously unstable profession, the theatre?