notoriety造句

Fame brought notoriety.

His abrasive manner has won him an unenviable notoriety.

Happiness is not dependent on amassing a certain amount of wealth or notoriety.

Eventually, however, his bizarre life-style and personal notoriety eclipsed his talent and his numerous achievements.

Yet the secretive billionaire achieved a notoriety in death that he had avoided in life.

As the incident gained notoriety in the Chicago media, Northwestern University initially supported Prof. Bailey.

His father, fearing notoriety, bribed a cobbler to marry the pregnant girl, but the affair became known.

And she hopes that her name and notoriety will help get the public to take it more seriously.

The writing and dialogue can best be described as sophomoric but the issues that they confront are not shock tactics to gain notoriety or to make money.

The film gained subsequent notoriety for some Jolie nudity, and that'll likely be the only reason that anyone would bother to revisit this.

Eventually, Hannah begins taking over Miley's life, leading Miley to take a soul-searching journey back home to decide what she really wants: notoriety or normality.

Long before Bonsai Kittens and the tourist guy, hoaxsters have been wreaking havoc on the gullible to amuse themselves and maybe gain a little notoriety.

For a late drink try Oxygen in Qeimariyeh, which gained notoriety by throwing out the U.S. consul a few years ago.

This film tells the story of a newsman who uses his notoriety to challenge the wrongs he sees in his country, and in many ways, the film says a lot about Clooney himself.

However, it has gained more notoriety than its size would merit by targeting prominent victims, notably Cecilia Cubas, the daughter of a former President who was kidnapped and murdered in 2004.

It was a ballsy move, but he quit his Wall Street job for this and eventually gained enough 'experience and notoriety' at Legoland to set off on his own.

Tae-Se gained notoriety during the 2010 World Cup for his energetic performances and his inability to contain his emotions each time the North Korean national anthem was played prior to kickoff.