Sentence examples for the same notorious from inspiring English sources

It is a retrovirus, from the same notorious family that causes AIDS and leukemia in people.

Much was made of the Republican mailing of the parody song "Barack the Magic Negro," but the same notorious CD included "The Star Spanglish Banner," a puerile bit of Latino-baiting.

More than 200 journalists were targeted by a Russian hacking group known as Fancy Bear, the same hackers notorious for stealing the emails of Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta, according to Associated Press.

Together the five artists made history at the 1911 Salon des Indépendants when they exhibited their works in the same room, the notorious "Salle 41" ("Room 41").

He repeatedly libelled the king, inflamed the passions of the London mob and was, at the same time, a notorious lecher.

The new rule, which officials said would be announced on Tuesday, means that six relatively rare forms of E. coli will be treated the same as their notorious and more common cousin, a strain called E. coli O157 H7.

The illegal speakeasies served most of the same functions as the notorious legal saloon.

The same Beltran whose most notorious at-bat was the pinnacle of Wainwright's career.

Today folks do essentially the same thing; Telegraph is notorious for panhandlers and street kids.

Hitler appears on some of Invisible Children's Kony posters, along with Bin Laden, the implication being that Kony is in the same league as these notorious criminals.

Evidence of changing attitudes is very noticeable at my alma mater, the Cathedral School, founded in Bombay by Anglican missionaries in the 1860s, around the same time that the notorious Section 377 was enacted.