Paine was notoriously cruel and was replaced in command before the end of the war.

Ungrateful Art Blues music - like pop - is notoriously cruel when it comes to disposing of its practitioners after whatever innovations they've come up with are thoroughly assimilated.

The episode marks the first appearance of the infamous and notoriously cruel Judge Constance Harm, who is played by actress Jane Kaczmarek.

Among his clients was Thomas Bambridge, the notoriously cruel warden of Fleet Prison.

He was a surly brute who kept much to himself and was notoriously cruel.

He was notoriously cruel throughout the Empire; according to the historian Suetonius, Galba levied massive taxes against areas that were slow to receive him as Emperor.

Roche Braziliano was a notoriously cruel buccaneer who operated out of Port Royal, Jamaica.

Peasants are notoriously cruel to fleeing soldiers when they catch them at a disadvantage.

He was, however, a notoriously cruel ruler, who reduced Tbilisi to ashes and massacred its Christian population, as he had done with his Muslim subjects.

All have one thing in common - Adair was notoriously cruel.