Words similar to notoriously

Example sentences for: notoriously

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There's a part of me that's sort of amazed and outraged that a small handful of mostly unqualified individuals throws an awards ceremony--a ceremony in which the voters are notoriously susceptible to the influence of personal meetings with stars, lavish luncheons, and other perks--and everyone pretends that the whole thing is legit.
Journalists tend to think that libel law exists to let rich and famous slimeballs escape criticism, but there are times when the law, even the notoriously anti-press British version of it, does what it's supposed to do: protect the innocent against unfounded accusations of crimes of a heinous nature.
And then it was the turn of a jet flown by a Brazilian airline with a notoriously poor safety record.
These reunions can give rare substance and progress to the notoriously difficult process of postwar national reconciliation.
Under Burger, the conference--the meeting where justices discuss cases--was a notoriously windy affair.