Sentence examples for infamous behavior from inspiring English sources

The conservative daily Neue Zuercher Zeitung said the banks "with their clumsy, if not stupid or infamous, behavior caused unbelievable damage to the trust in our economic system, and the reputation of Switzerland and the Swiss airline industry".

Cliveden House, an Italianate-style country house hotel in England, is equally known for its beauty as well its famous guests, and their infamous behavior.

One parish priest whose case was examined in the report, the Rev. James McNamee, was locally infamous for his behavior over more than 30 years.

Auschwitz stands for what is most infamous in human behavior, and Mengele stands as the personification of that monstrous evil.

The 32-year-old hotel heiress said that she "definitely" wants to marry her much-younger boyfriend River Viiperi, 21, during an appearance on "The Wendy Williams Show" May 2. Hilton confessed that she has "grown up" and is "staying out of trouble" after making headlines for her infamous party girl behavior.

So effective is Warshaw's exposure of the psychosocial masochism of Jews in their relations with Wagner that it's impossible not to consider parallels with the most infamous of such behaviors -- the Jewish kapos and Judenrate in their relationships with the Nazis.

For example, in the first documented case of brain injury impacting behavior, the infamous railroad construction foreman Phineas Gage became unsociable after a tamping iron passed through his skull in 1848, damaging his frontal lobes.

At the Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Colombia, in April — infamous now for the behavior of Secret Service agents detailed to protect the president — she joined her staff for a birthday party at a nightclub called Cafe Havana, where she danced and tossed back beer.

Toddlers are infamous for their erratic behavior.

Among the most infamous examples of questionable behavior is the case of the economists expensively "commissioned" in 2006-7 by Iceland's leaders to assess the country's stability.

Even so, Drank's image ultimately has very little to do with hip-hop, or even with the twisted glamour that so often attaches to the dangerous behavior of the infamous.