Sentence examples for notoriously when from inspiring English sources

Despite the dying wishes of Khomeini, the IRGC did become politically active, most notoriously when its Basij militia helped to crush protests after the disputed 2009 elections.

A relationship between the forces acting on the deflection direction and a model of the Hall angle are developed showing that these effects are favored notoriously when L/W ⩽ 0.27.

But he was also known for alienating some of those actors while shooting (most notoriously when he and George Clooney ended up in a fistfight on the set of "Three Kings").

Before 1994 the police were brutal enforcers of the apartheid state, most notoriously when opening fire on unarmed protesters in the 1960 Sharpeville massacre and 1976 Soweto student uprising.

Hot mic gaffes, when an individual does not realise they are live on air, have a long history in politics, most notoriously when the former prime minister Gordon Brown was caught calling Rochdale voter Gillian Duffy a "bigoted woman" during the 2010 general election.

A modest fine after a hearing this autumn when the fuss has died down seems much more likely but even that will infuriate Wigan's players and supporters, who will point to the abuse their star man receives on a weekly basis, most notoriously when he was booed when playing for England in Leeds against the Exiles in June.

The museum notoriously designates when a star's fame has fizzled out when it decides to melt down its figures.

Jane was, as she puts it, "notoriously young" when she met her father-in-law for the first time (she married Alan in 1958, when he was 30 and she just 16).

The Shoup machines were notoriously cranky when they were in full use.

Game developers are notoriously finicky when it comes to trying out new interfaces.

Hollywood is notoriously slippery when it comes to producing final instalments in successful series.