Sentence examples for infamous characters from inspiring English sources

Two infamous characters — Joe Jackson (1919) and Pete Rose (1972) — also did it.

The author of Trainspotting, Irvine Welsh, is revealing an unexpected soft side to one of his most infamous characters.

After Muhammad Ali he remains the world's most recognisable boxer, and one of sport's most infamous characters.

To the extent they have, it's usually because of the San Francisco firm's ties to one of Silicon Valley's infamous characters.

Many of the old-timers readily recall the block's infamous characters: Eve Rosahn, formerly of No. 61A, was rumored to be palling around with the Weather Underground in 1981; Othniel Boaz Askew lived at No. 59 until the day in 2003 he assassinated a councilman at City Hall and was fatally shot by the police.

As anti-Semitism is happily not the focus, other elements of Gross's Jewish life have plenty of room to come to the fore, and he does a lovely job of sketching the intriguing personalities in his family and among his friends, in addition to the famous and infamous characters of his neighborhood: politicians, actors, boxers, gangsters.

It seems apt that the infamous character of Mario Balotelli is caught in the midst of the turmoil.

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This is said less in defence, and more nonchalantly, indicative of Elba's constantly cool façade, which justifies why so many women are into him, and so many men want to be like him – well, more like his infamous character Stringer Bell.

David Crookes of Retro Gamer called Seymour a popular element and Big Red's most "infamous" character.

Bryan Cranston, star of "Breaking Bad," tweeted a photo of cupcakes bearing the likeness of his infamous character Walter White.