Sentence examples for infamous identity from inspiring English sources

At one point, I thought the debate might devolve into chaos, but Dick Hardt, who delivered the infamous "Identity 2.0" keynote at OSCON three years ago, helped bring focus, "You have seen the competition; it is Facebook Connect.

The 9/11 attackers used stolen passports in what is perhaps the most infamous case of identity documents being used to perpetrate crimes.

In groups, we were ushered through four stories of Sydney's World Bar, which has been transported back to its old identity as the infamous Nevada brothel.

It also claims to solve one of the mysteries that dogged investigators at the time – the identity of the infamous "Ulsterman" credited with being the inside man at Royal Mail.

Since it started tweeting in August 2011, many in the tech community have tried to guess the infamous parody account's real identity, but up until now there have been scant clues as to whom it might be.

Animation has been part of Kanye's identity since the infamous Graduation listening party where he screened anime porn while playing his album for the first time.

Asked to speculate on the identity of the infamous "mole" that may or may not exist inside the show's version of the CIA, Harewood said it could be anybody.

Born into the family that produced the debauched Lucrezia and brutal Cesare, and possibly the son of a pope, Giovanni seeks an identity apart from his infamous kin.

Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart on Tuesday announced the identity of a previously unknown victim of infamous serial killer John Wayne Gacy.

The book, written by Canadian journalist Bob Mitchell, chronicles the "Infamous Bathtub Girls," changing their names to hide their identities.

Examples of the formal, legal imposition of racial identity include Census categorization (Nobles 2000) and the infamous "hypodescent" laws, which defined people as black if they had one drop of African blood (Davis 1991).