Sentence examples for infamous about from inspiring English sources

Miss Leigh, who is a journalist who comes from Britain, gets her information from conversations she's had with the famous and infamous about love, sex, and relationships.

It might be just another weird scheduling blip, as when Hollywood served up not one but two films — "Capote" and "Infamous" — about Truman Capote, and another pair, "The Prestige" and "The Illusionist," about turn-of-the-20th Century magicians.

Producer Paul Blake approached Doug McGrath, a playwright, screenwriter and director (he wrote and directed the Truman Capote film "Infamous"), about writing the book for a musical built around their work.

Darren Bridges, a developer for Sucker Punch, noted that they wanted to make Infamous about "becoming a modern-day superhero", stressing the word "becoming" as the key motivator to show the growth of Cole from a simple bike messenger to someone with god-like powers.

Jack is an artist, writer, muse, and infamous man-about-town.

On Tuesday, BBC host Emily Maitlis grilled the former White House official about working for President Donald Trump, including the infamous lie about his boss' inauguration crowd size.

Buju Banton started out as a dance hall toaster, bragging with raspy enthusiasm about girls, guns and macho exploits, including an infamous song about gay-bashing.

Google co-founder Sergey Brin took the stage at the TED Conference late in February, delivering a talk about Google Glass in which he dropped his now infamous quote about smartphones being "emasculating".

Buju Banton started out as a dance hall toaster, bragging with raspy enthusiasm about girls, guns and macho exploits; he even included an infamous song about gay bashing.

Like, "Hey, the water is poison right now?" Watching Buress joke to the people of Flint about being poisoned with lead was as uncomfortable (and brilliant) as his infamous routine about Bill Cosby.

I paraphrase Starkey's now infamous remarks about young whites becoming black, and am cut short by a snort.