Sentence examples for infamous comment from inspiring English sources
An infamous comment certain to spur liberal outrage.
Remember Natalie Maines' infamous comment: "Just so you know, we're ashamed the President of the United States is from Texas"?
When Ken Livingstone made his infamous comment about the Tory party being "riddled" with gay men back in February, he ignited a row over his choice of words.
But that response was quickly criticized, as some reporters compared it to Trump's infamous comment equivocating white nationalists and counterprotesters during the clashes in Charlottesville last year.
Our name came from Margaret Thatcher, who'd made an infamous comment about how Britain was in danger of being swamped by an alien culture.
The highly anticipated Pop Life opens this weekend, taking as its premise Andy Warhol's infamous comment that "good business is the best art".
The Queens of Nonfiction: 56 Women Journalists Everyone Should Read – The Cut's answer to Gay Talese's infamous comments.
The committee had pledged millions of dollars to Mr. Akin before he made his infamous comments in August that victims of "legitimate rape" could fight off pregnancy.
In December 1996, Alan Greenspan, then chairman of the Federal Reserve, made his now infamous comments about the "irrational exuberance" investors were showing for shares.
When the prime minister made his now infamous comments that lobbying was the next great scandal waiting to happen, I doubt he thought he was talking about himself.
The blunder bears resemblance to the infamous comments by Gerald Ratner, the former chief executive of British jewellery company Ratners Group, in which he mocked his own products.
