Sentence examples for such notorious from inspiring English sources

Why are hotels such notorious settings for bad behavior?

Such notorious, startlingly contemporary teenagers keep looming into view in the book's early sections.

Although sentenced to 20 years in federal prison, he was granted parole in 1965 following stints at such notorious penitentiaries as Leavenworth and Alcatraz.

One such notorious incident was the 17-day hijacking of a flight to Beirut airport by Hezbollah, a militant group associated with Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, in 1985.

He was part of the teams that brought down such notorious gangs as the Jheri Curls, from Washington Heights, and the Wild Cowboys.

I thought maybe he was trying to put up a facade for a journalist, but being a don of such notorious stature, I don't think he needs to put up a facade.

For such a notorious horror title there's very little blood in the movie.

But it was Lerach's personality, as much as his cases, that made him such a notorious figure.

But it is curious that a movie about such a notorious perfectionist should be so sloppy in matters of judgment and craft.

Who could ever have guessed that such a notorious disease, previously confined to Central Africa and Gabon, would crop up in another distant part of the continent?

For a start, every user's deposits are fully insured, putting paid to fears of a collapse similar to that at outfits such as notorious exchange Mt Gox.