notoriety in a sentence

• In the notoriety that followed, Dowd left his law firm.
• "I'm surprised and amazed by his notoriety.
• If acquittal does not erase such notoriety, time still may.
• The small fraternity of knuckleball pitchers gets its share of notoriety.
• Nor are they ostensibly in this for the money or notoriety.
• McCorvey said, explaining that she is tired of the notoriety.
• His notoriety increased awareness of organ donations a thousand-fold.
• But with the luck and the bucks has come instant notoriety.
• Whatever its notoriety, the value of the stuff adds up.
• "It's notoriety, " he said.
• It's difficult to see notoriety in a sentence .
• But the sudden notoriety meant the Zaca Mesa promptly became unavailable.
• His distortions perverted justice and earned him notoriety among forensic scientists.
• For all his notoriety Sweeney is remarkably popular around the hotel.
• Letourneau, who wanted privacy, instead has gained nationwide notoriety.
• Perhaps " notoriety " would be a better word.
• The notoriety of her resignation is a double-edged sword.
• But Milutinovic's notoriety borders on novelty status at times.
• Gained notoriety last year for battle with drug and alcohol addiction.
• Washington was being swept with bucket-and-broom notoriety.
• The notoriety of the case has made many prospective jurors uneasy.