Sentence examples for particularly notorious from inspiring English sources
German is particularly notorious for them.
Particularly notorious was the case of the Wise forgeries.
The practice of bacha bazi is known throughout Afghanistan but is particularly notorious in Kandahar.
Particularly notorious examples were the Nazi Gestapo, the Russian KGB, and the East German Stasi.
A particularly notorious early problem was leaking seals on control valves.
His taunting of Howard Taubman, the critic preceding Mr. Kauffmann at the Times, was particularly notorious.
Privatisation of rail was a form of socialism for the rich that became particularly notorious.
Among hundreds of such instances catalogued here, one particularly notorious boo-boo should suffice for illustration.
(The bluefish is a particularly notorious chewer and destroyer of flies).
Alabama's prisons – particularly the notorious Holman prison – were at the forefront of a nationwide call for prisoners to strike from work, last month.
For the Americans, the entire Saigon River area around Ben Suc, including particularly a notorious forty-square-mile stretch of jungle known as the Iron Triangle, had been a source of nagging setbacks.
