Sentence examples for infamous expression from inspiring English sources
After all, Spencer, and not Darwin, coined the infamous expression "survival of the fittest", leading G. E. Moore to conclude erroneously in Principia Ethica (1903) that Spencer committed the naturalistic fallacy.
Then there are the most infamous expressions of nationalism: Adolf Hitler using the 1936 Berlin Games to promote Nazism and Palestinian terrorists murdering 11 Israeli athletes in Munich in 1972, as well as the exchange of cold war boycotts between the United States and many Eastern bloc countries during the 1980 and 1984 Summer Games in Moscow and Los Angeles.
She became the Time Magazine's "Person of the year 2015", and her quotes like "If Europe fails on the question of refugees, then it won't be the Europe we wished for", and particularly in Germany "We will cope"(Wir schaffen das) became famous, if not infamous, expressions.
McKayla Maroney has become the 2012 Olympics' biggest internet sensations thanks to her now infamous "not impressed" expression when the gymnast was honored with the silver medal for the vault after falling.
We discuss Norman Mailer's infamous – and infamously dull – 1957 essay on existentialism in America, The White Negro, with its expression of nuclear dread.
Similarly expression of BRCA-1, an infamous breast cancer gene, is associated with embryonic cellular proliferation and with differentiation of ectodermally- and mesodermally- derived tissues in the mouse [24], [25].
Romney actually allowed himself a public expression of regret late last week, apologizing for his infamous "47 percent" remark.
My Spotify, although filled with songs from all across the genre spectrum, is a expression of the memories I long to remember, the occurrences I wish to forget, and the infamous teen angst in between.
