Examples of 'notorious reputation' in a sentence
Meaning of "notorious reputation"
notorious reputation: A widely known negative perception or image that a person, place, or thing has acquired over time
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This gradually built its notorious reputation.
Greg has a notorious reputation for using fires to pick up women.
It gave the group a notorious reputation.
His notorious reputation caught up with him here with numerous suspensions.
During this time he held a notorious reputation for immorality.
They had a notorious reputation for going in between as normal users and murderers.
The same as that of a famous person with a notorious reputation nationally.
The prisons had a notorious reputation as having the toughest prison conditions in the world.
Now she finally understood where her notorious reputation came from.
Coatbridge also had a notorious reputation for air pollution and the worst excesses of industry.
I stayed away from this one for several years because of its notorious reputation.
That apartment no doubt has a notorious reputation known about to the entire neighbourhood.
Some Bangkok residents try to avoid the area due to its notorious reputation for crime.
Carl and Christina Piper gained a notorious reputation by their contemporaries for being corrupted by bribes.
I have always avoided this game because of it 's notorious reputation.
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Who have developed a notorious reputation spread out across the Arizona territory across the country.
Beitar Jerusalem 's soccer fans have a notorious reputation for racism.
Argentina gained a notorious reputation for harboring exiled Nazi officials after World War II.
Of all the Amazon 's fish these have the most notorious reputation.
The European magpie also has the notorious reputation for taking and stashing shiny objects.
This film, however, truly lives up to its notorious reputation.
He 's has a notorious reputation for being great in bed.
Plus, if this tax-fight spreads… the Third Boss will be designated with a notorious reputation.
Ashley Madison has developed a notorious reputation over the years.
Drakul had a son, Vlad the Impaler, who presumably shared his father 's notorious reputation.
Alcohol, on the other hand, has a notorious reputation for being a catalyst of conflict.
Security breaches have a notorious reputation for being relatively random, spontaneous and out of the ordinary.
As his shady businesses progress, Walter gains a notorious reputation under the name of Heisenberg.
Ms. Eichler had a notorious reputation for being austere to her students.
Both the ‘ Tans ' and the ‘ Auxies ' earned a notorious reputation for indiscriminate violence.
The warlord Oda Nobunaga 's notorious reputation led to several attempts on his life.
At Treblinka, Miete gained a notorious reputation for his cruelty.
Doesn't Cruz have a notorious reputation for being difficult to work with?
In 1920, he developed a notorious reputation with the entry of Princess X in the Salon.
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