Usa "notoriety" in una frase

1. ‘Though, of course, your notoriety might reflect negatively on the company …

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2. If Mr Snickerty was known to all as 'The Adjudicator', then Mr Pinscher enjoyed equal notoriety as 'The Collector' and his appearance at the door in pursuit of arrears invariably guaranteed a satisfying quantum of deference

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3. She, meanwhile, has achieved a certain notoriety for her fondness for large cheeseburgers

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4. Then pride is the tree and notoriety its branches

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5. The report showed him surging to an unbeatable margin over his opponent, as a result of his newfound notoriety as anti-drug champion of the people

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6. Additionally, in view of the recent notoriety of the log barges I currently use,” he said, indicating the log barge references in the notebook, “we will, for safety’s sake, need to discontinue the use of them as well so, with you coming aboard and my associate retiring, there will be a great reshuffling, but I want no interruption of deliveries to our customers

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7. Name: Notability; designate; rank or status; individualism; jurisdiction; notoriety; personage; look up what the name means; could be about the

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8. in 1962 with Jim Palmer, the Baltimore Orioles pitcher who gained more notoriety for his Jockey underwear ads than his 200+ wins in the American League

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9. We could have made speculation reality, but our friendship was more important, and we thrived on what became our campus-wide notoriety

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10. Like Al Qaeda, the Tamil Tigers and even the KKK over a hundred years ago, only national and international notoriety will enable us to move freely

11. I know you would not seek such notoriety, but it was the will of all those involved

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12. She enjoyed the notoriety, but most of all, she loved the show

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13. entertainer?? How could he turn that notoriety to his advantage as a leader? It all

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14. Or, in the case of the criminal, notoriety

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15. He advances in notoriety

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16. And with the notoriety came the money

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17. a flash in the pan to provide their creators with short lived notoriety and unsustained

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18. notoriety of any kind

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19. But what compulsions there could be for G? Can’t his status bring half of Delhi to his bed? But why should women want to be laid by the rich and famous? Maybe, by sleeping with such, women perceive their self-worth soaring up! If not for his fame (or was it notoriety) as a lover, would have Casanova had half as many affairs? Seems G too is using his position to sexual use, or is it abuse? Oh, how women feel constrained on that score! What a vigorous playboy he turned out to be! But, he deserves all that

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20. Realizing that in the media world, the divider between notoriety and fame was rather thin, he wanted to turn notorious to help the cause of his writing

21. But such so-called miracles gave Jesus much trouble in that they provided prejudice-raising publicity and afforded much unsought notoriety

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22. He had been trying hard to make a victim’s face, like the one on the screen, especially when their mother looked at him, but to Doreen he looked almost like he was gloating, proud of his notoriety, laughing at what he had achieved

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23. They had not been impressed by their first sight of Squirrel Girl and were, at the same time, jealous of her fame, which they saw as notoriety and arrogance

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24. ” Kara felt the intense shame and suffered from the negative notoriety

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25. If he comes on board we will have a wonderful opportunity to gain public notoriety and win many popular votes

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26. Keep reading and understand the work of those who have studied the unseen, those that are involved in notoriety and those who are yet discovered by the mass populations of the world

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27. It’s bad enough that fame, fortune, notoriety, or what-have-you cause them to live in a fish bowl as it is

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28. Do not be confused that popularity or notoriety makes you more useful or that your purpose is somehow more important because your name is well-known

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29. Mostly from notoriety outside the Imperial borders

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30. As Jesus’ fame and notoriety spread across the land, he established

31. On the day of the sale it remained cloudy and overcast all day but didn’t actually rain and there was quite a large turn-out, although I suspect that some of them were only there because of the notoriety of the property

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32. cheap notoriety could harm you'

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33. Obviously, the place’s notoriety had made it to the history books if a woman from the future knew about it

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34. It would be best, Feltus concluded, to listen with an open mind, especially given her track record and notoriety in criminal investigations, but remain objective and cautious

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35. When I described the battle with the two warriors, the children couldn’t get enough of the story, but a couple of warriors at the back, obviously thinking I was padding the story for the children’s benefit, began to shuffle their feet so I thought this an opportune moment to present my back pack, all heads craned forwards as I slowly and deliberately untied my treasures and spread the Mixtec weapons and regalia on the tables, not a sound escaped the crowd for an age, then they all started talking at the same time and everyone crowded around to look, feel, and wonder at such mighty trophies, Jodas stepped forward and took command, ordering lines to be formed to view the treasure, there was a respectful look in his eye as he bowed to Coatl, seeing him bow, all the village started to bow as they passed by Coatl, I could see Coatl was overcome with embarrassment, even so I detected that he enjoyed the notoriety, the warriors, as was right, kept an aloof air about them, they were not professional soldiers nevertheless they were quick and brave and were proud of the fighting skills needed in the defence of their village, when times were quiet they would be seen tending to their different trades, ready to fight when circumstances demanded, one of the warriors approached the priest and asked permission to see a demonstration of Coatl’s skill so that they may look and learn, I was horrified at this as I remembered the reaction that would be forthcoming from any implied threat to the white hairy man, I begged the priest to be cautious because Coatl did not yet know our language, the priest smiled and putting his arm about Coatl’s shoulder steered him through the crowd out into the square all the time talking to him in a low even voice, all the people turned to watch this strange man and their priest as they strolled to the centre of the plaza, both squatted and began making signs in the sandy floor, Wedon talked a moment longer, then returning to the table where the trophies were on display, he turned to the crowd of villagers and said

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36. The matter is of sufficient notoriety to call for some comment here on the charge that the British were responsible for Sikorski's death

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37. individuals, the prevention of assassinations of officials, and/or those of political notoriety, or

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38. The humility in his voice was not that of a man of nobility; nor of the usual wealthy type, for his love for his daughter was worth more than any prestige, notoriety, or anything that money could buy

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39. Did he hate the Pharisee? God forbid; it was that outward symbol of the inward work, that which desires the notoriety and praises of men, and wants to be seen, that His words came against

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40. Most of the successful sixth-generation console games were rated T and M by the ESRB, including many now-classic gaming franchises such as Halo, Grand Theft Auto and Resident Evil; the latter two of which were notable for both their success and notoriety

41. Saul is the outward structure of man and his ability or inability to create, maintain, and prosper with the notoriety and the praise he receives from them that think they want what’s he got, a kingship

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42. He’d told her that he was an investment banker of some notoriety and for

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43. Windowmaker dropped from public view earlier this year just as his notoriety and fame was exploding into the American consciousness

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44. He had enough of the notoriety and adoration for a while

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45. “Thanks, Carolyn!” Replied Ingrid while walking away, satisfied that she could still enjoy some quiet from her notoriety

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46. Most often, those who write and teach on the subject of tapping into our inner power, focus on success in business, love and prosperity, whether it be in the gaining of wealth, attaining a life of leisure, or achieving notoriety in sports and entertainment

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47. I liked the notoriety at first; now I hate it

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48. The accompanying notoriety was not all to Byron’s taste, he found himself the wipe rag for the chip wrapping newspapers, his personal life was investigated, from the first story regarding the scar, reputedly from some cult worship so diverse it became almost amusing

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49. In addition to their notoriety, time had not been kind to them either

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50. Was the notoriety in high school worth living in that much

51. Nash experienced the exalted heights of notoriety and the depths of despair

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52. Compared with Bohdan’s notoriety, Preacher Jack was doomed to be kicked out of the clan

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53. Her father, with all his power and notoriety, could have found them in a heartbeat

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54. If news of our notoriety has spread, it's there that we're likely to encounter it first

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55. Another reason for its notoriety is that in 1987 there was a devastating fire that killed thirty-one people

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56. And to top it all, off-the-cuff adventuring always earned far greater notoriety than futilely educating a hopeless student

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57. Most impressive of all was how speedily he’d achieved notoriety among his peers

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58. there goes his notoriety

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59. Notoriety, salary, and good keep were theirs for the job they did

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60. of such universal notoriety

61. “How could I? All I saw was notoriety and fame…”

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62. In 1951, Onassis added to his notoriety

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63. state he is human, blinded by notoriety

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64. and this modern notoriety is not worse than the gladiators, the

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65. is not because of him that humanity craves notoriety, talent, and

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66. In our building I had acquired a certain notoriety although it was far from a puritanical abode

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67. After the English aristocrats shunned him: he wooed the French aristocrats and finally gained his ultimate social notoriety

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68. Sucking off his fame, his authority and his notoriety

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69. I would lay no claim to that, but at least the notoriety had helped motivate many of them to come

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70. Arab boy the day he was awarded it) and the unwanted notoriety (that he could not stem),

71. It is matter of notoriety, moreover, that almost every fact in Christ's life is received by us under a slight fractional difficulty in the evidence arising from the differing statements and silences of the evangelical reporters

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72. They hanged at Tyburn, in those days, so the street outside Newgate had not obtained one infamous notoriety that has since attached to it

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73. The first person I asked gave me more in reply than I sought to know; he showed me the house, and told me all that had occurred at the betrothal of the daughter of the family, an affair of such notoriety in the city that it was the talk of every knot of idlers in the street

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74. All this was a matter of notoriety in the city, and everyone spoke of it; especially when it became known that Luscinda was missing from her father's house and from the city, for she was not to be found anywhere, to the distraction of her parents, who knew not what steps to take to recover her

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75. Besides the pleasure, there is always remorse from the indulgence of our passions, and, after all, what have you men to fear from all this? the world excuses, and notoriety ennobles you

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76. "Possibly my father-in-law trusted to its general notoriety

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77. Even after his book, his notoriety always caught me by surprise

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78. The same singularly proud and reserved nature which turned away with disdain from popular notoriety was capable of being moved to its depths by spontaneous wonder and praise from a friend

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79. So long as he was in actual professional practice the records of his successes were of some practical value to him; but since he has definitely retired from London and betaken himself to study and bee-farming on the Sussex Downs, notoriety has become hateful to him, and he has peremptorily requested that his wishes in this matter should be strictly observed

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80. Even Professors might be misled by the desire for notoriety

81. all she said was that I had "notoriety"

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82. At first he was bashful about the notoriety which the newspaper caused, but later greatly pleased, for he found it the means of his getting into touch with other collectors in all parts of the world with whom he now corresponded and swapped duplicates

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83. Gatsby’s notoriety, spread about by the hundreds who had accepted his hospitality and so become authorities on his past, had increased all summer until he fell just short of being news

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84. O I had heard tell of Colley Cibber, the Comedian, and his Whoremaster Son, Theophilus (who was then beginning his notorious Career as a Player at the Drury Lane), but little did I expect that such a noted Buffoon would be my first Swain at Mother Coxtart’s Brothel! E’en in Wiltshire, ’twas known that the young Cibber suffer’d mightily from his Father’s Notoriety, his Whoring, Gaming, and Debauchery—and sought to outdo his ev’ry Excess

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85. They would have given anything to have that swarthy sun-tanned skin of his, and his glittering notoriety; and Tom would not have parted with either for a circus

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86. The indefinite things which were brewing gradually acquired a strange and indescribable notoriety

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87. The wine-shops of the Faubourg Antoine, which have been more than once drawn in the sketches which the reader has just perused, possess historical notoriety

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88. ” The familiar story: After a few harrowing experiences, including a brush with the gendarmes, a couple of naughty-but-nice, gold-digging chorus girls—“We’re Just Two Little Girls from Little Rock”—find notoriety and, eventually, love in the City of Lights

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89. So long as he was in actual professional practice the records of his successes were of some practical value to him, but since he has definitely retired from London and betaken himself to study and bee-farming on the Sussex Downs, notoriety has become hateful to him, and he has peremptorily requested that his wishes in this matter should be strictly observed

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