Sentence for notorious | Use notorious in a sentence

Sentences using the word notorious. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use notorious in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for notorious.

• It is notorious. (10)
• The notorious Treffry! (8)
• His enthusiasm for Mademoiselle de Seilles was notorious. (10)
• Two notorious Radicals, Peter Molyneux and Samuel Killick, were called on. (10)
• You will deserve the stigma: you will be notorious: you will be called Number Two. (10)
• The loyalty of De Craye to a friend, where a woman walked in the drama, was notorious. (10)
• The man is a notorious and indiscriminate Don Juan; all he requires is hips and a bosom. (12)
• It had become notorious that he was to do battle, and no one thought well of his chances. (10)
• She walked out one November afternoon and met him riding along with a notorious creature. (10)
• The style in which this young man lives is most unusual, in view of his origin and notorious poverty. (12)
• Amazed at the mine she had sprung, the Countess sat through it, lamenting the misery of owning a notorious father. (10)
• Many of the gentlemen present became notorious as woman-scorners, whether owing to Countess Fanny or other things. (10)
• He was a man distinguished even in Germany for scholarship, rather notorious for his political and social opinions too. (10)
• He and the French gentleman understood that there might have been a manifestation of the notorious Whitechapel Countess. (10)
• The looks shed on me were rather flattering, but I knew that in the background I was felt to be the son of the notorious. (10)
• She would admit none of the notorious errors, of the world; its backbiting, selfishness, coarseness, intrusiveness, infectiousness. (10)
• Mr. Hepburn, with the widest of eyes on her in perpetuity, warmly agreed; and the man was notorious among men for his contrary action. (10)
• She commissioned her princely serving-man, who had followed and was never far away from her, to obtain precise intelligence of this notorious Alvan. (10)
• It appeared that the white umbrella was notorious for having been seen on previous occasions threading the Piedmontese lines into and out of Peschiera. (10)
• I knew him by reputation as the brother of Squire Gregory Bulsted of Bulsted, notorious for his attachment to my aunt, and laughing-stock of the county. (10)
• One of the half-stifled cotton-spinners, a notorious one, a spouter of rank sedition and hater of aristocracy, a political poacher, managed to make himself heard. (10)

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Definition of notorious:

• notorious, no-t’ri-us, adj. publicly known (now used in a bad sense): infamous. | n. notor’ety, state of being notorious: publicity: public exposure. | adv. not’riously. | n. not’riousness. (0)

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