Meanings of now notorious in English

To give two instances, made now notorious by the writings of geologists.

Once holy, Daphne is now notorious for the amorousness of its visitors.

Nevertheless, sir, this fact is now notorious to the whole world.

T-shirts celebrating the now notorious liaison can be found on online shopping websites.

She focused on the now notorious "office sex romp" in Christchurch last year.

The Subaltern does not ever remember suffering from the now notorious "plum and apple."

I only know that the girl was the Crown's principal witness in a now notorious murder case.

The once iconic, now notorious Victoria's Secret Fashion Show has become almost a caricature of female oppression.

Her shame was now notorious.

Fancy her feelings when he married a flower girl who had become declassee under extraordinary circumstances which were now notorious!

That is until last year, when the Securities and Exchange Commission sued Goldman Sachs over the now notorious Abacus CDO deal.

Last month, the now notorious Google memo shone a depressing light on the persistence of sexism and discrimination in Silicon Valley.

McElduff submitted his resignation as an MP on Monday following a week of controversy arising from his now notorious Twitter video.

But before this, probably indeed before they had left Paris for London, Mr. Moxon had published the now notorious Shelley forgeries.

Lennon was also angered by the circumstances surrounding Dougie McDonald's now notorious overturning of a penalty awarded to his side in October.

His stated reasons were Lanrezac's "physical and moral depression" and his "unpleasant personal relations," by now notorious, with Sir John French.