Sentence examples for infamous for creating from inspiring English sources

(Feith became infamous for creating and running the war's disinformation shop at the Pentagon).

Dieudonné is infamous for creating the quenelle, a provocative gesture said to resemble a Nazi salute.

Beauvoir and Sartre became famous for creating a philosophy about everyday things, and infamous for their drinking habits.

The middle classes also protected themselves: new laws closed the French medical and legal professions to foreign-born graduates, often Jewish refugees.Today British tabloids rage about jobs for migrants, seizing on Gordon Brown's infamous phrase about creating "British jobs for British workers".

The passage of the infamous "propaganda" law created obstacles for the ability of Russian gays and lesbians to exercise their freedom of speech, assembly, and association.

As well as housing the infamous 'local shop' created by the League of Gentlemen for Royston Vaizey (motto: 'You'll never leave...) Marsden is the birthplace of the poet Simon Armitage.

Naeem Khan dressed the first lady for the infamous Indian state dinner, creating a floral poppy dress from a centuries-old technique.

A confluence of factors chiefly a deluge of new users and ill-advised government meddling has conspired to create a business that is infamous for shoddy service, poor coverage and outright hostility toward its own customers.

A confluence of factors chiefly a deluge of new users and ill advised government meddling-has conspired to create a business that is infamous for shoddy service, poor coverage and outright hostility toward its customers.

It's a delicate line the San Francisco-based company has to walk, after becoming infamous for making games that are similar to popular ones created by rivals.

Former Polish United Workers Partyy member Boleslav Tejkowski swung over to the far Right to create the Polish National Party, which has been infamous for its extreme nationalism and anti-Semitism.