Sentence examples for notoriously vast from inspiring English sources

After graduating, she worked from 1977 to 1979 as a translator at a machine factory, a job from which she was fired for refusing to cooperate with the Securitate, the notoriously vast and ruthless Romanian secret police.

A city known to blow up buildings to welcome midnight is notoriously kind to vast sums of wealth and offers some truly amazing amenities like hotels with 24-hour butler service, rain forest steam showers and private salons, and personal concierges to book booths at exclusive lounges.

Many people said they feared that their family members might be swallowed up by a penal system that is vast and notoriously opaque.

Health information is notoriously deficient in the vast majority of developing countries, notably in Africa.

And the Congolese government's hold on the vast country is notoriously weak, with large stretches outside of its control.

Beethoven could be notoriously unkind to singers and the vast span of Die Ehre Gottes aus der Natur pushed him a bit in his upper registers.

But Alaska is a notoriously tricky state to survey accurately, with its vast geography and sparse population.

Scientists say the notoriously dry continent of Africa is sitting on a vast reservoir of groundwater.

If you're happy to fly further afield, Thailand offers some of the world's best value beach resorts, with vast beaches, coral filled waters and a notoriously debauched party scene.

The book's many characters, elements of magical realism (Saleem can telepathically communicate with other children born at the same time), and vast spatial and temporal canvas have made it notoriously difficult to film.

Storing costumes is notoriously expensive, and with dance being an underfunded art form, the vast majority of its costume history has been lost.