Sentence examples for Infamous figure from inspiring English sources

She was a well-known and infamous figure in her neighborhood and was active in her church, St. Charles Borromeo.

Its propaganda calls the Al Saud monarchy the "Al Saloul" – a derogatory reference to an infamous figure from pre-Islamic history.

Perhaps the most infamous figure in the group is Mullah Fazel Mazloom, a front-line commander who was also chief of the Taliban army.

Sometimes self-described as the "Bangladeshi Bad Boys", the most infamous figure among them was Ifthekar Jaman, who gained notoriety after giving an interview to BBC's Newsnight in November 2013 in which he told reporter Richard Watson, "I am Isis.

The main character, Kvothe, is already an infamous figure in semi-retirement at the beginning of the novel (known as the "King-killer"), and the book is centered on his telling the story of how he became who he is.

While Richard Mudd was growing up in Washington -- his father, Thomas, a doctor, like his grandfather -- he came upon a history of the case put together by his aunt Nettie and learned that his grandfather had been an infamous figure.

Jane Bown was a photographer who captured portraits of thousands of famous and infamous figures in the worlds of the arts, politics and royalty.

He tracks down descendants of famous and infamous figures in Varto history, and in Germany, he speaks to exiled Kurdish nationalists.

Though never convicted, the U.S.-educated Mr. Khashoggi was linked, as a money-mover and five-star fixer, with some of the era's most infamous figures and schemes.

The woman – known variously as Lawyer X, EF, and informer 3838 – had represented some of the gangland war's most infamous figures, including Carl Williams and Tony Mokbel.

Many of horror's most infamous figures — from Norman Bates, in "Psycho," to Jason Voorhees, in "Friday the 13th" — were men who enacted great terror because, as boys, they had endured it.