Sentence examples for still notorious from inspiring English sources

The facts of the case were still notorious.

The family were the Puccios, a name still notorious in Argentina.

Stonebridge Park, although still notorious for drugs and crime, has seen improvements with a £250 million regeneration.

The oddest irony of "The Crack-Up" is that Fitzgerald, burned in his life by a failure to measure up in masculinity, according to the wretched custom of his time — the moment when Hemingway measures Scott's member in "A Moveable Feast" is still notorious, if of dubious truth — did his best work in the most "feminine" mode he tried.

A few are less viewed but still notorious in their own right.

Under the US-Colombia trade deal, Colombia is still notorious for violence.

But SkyTeam's members are less glittery: passengers on routes with Air France or Delta flight numbers may actually find themselves aboard planes operated by Russia's still-notorious Aeroflot or the crash-prone China Airlines.

In the end, no one was sanctioned for violating House rules in the still-notorious case.

Guy Pearce, who plays Warhol, has the appropriate interior slump, the ineffable malign vagueness, but the movie has nothing new to say about the Warhol scene and its victims, and we're left with the impression that the movie got made because Edie is still just notorious enough to be exploited one more time.

Crysis was (and still is) notorious for needing a pretty high-spec system to run well, but Crytek has said time and time again that the engine powering Crysis 2, CryEngine 3, is far more robust, and therefore won't require the same kind of horsepower to run well.

Shakur is still a notorious figure among New Jersey law enforcement officials.