Sentence examples similar to infamously nevertheless from inspiring English sources
The work of Tolkien is infamously, almost scandalously, bereft of sex; nevertheless, at some point hobbit must have humped hobbit, presumably in a discreet hayrick, and, given the degree of superfluous hair that a hobbit displays on the parts of the body that you can see, such as his feet, one shudders to think of the forestation that occurs elsewhere.
Her breathy sexiness nevertheless reached a sort of apogee when singing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" or, infamously, "Happy Birthday, Mr President", to her reputed lover JFK at a celebration of his 45th birthday.
Maria Sharapova, infamously, is absent.
Evidence does sometimes disappear — magically and infamously.
More infamously, they have a tendency to overheat and burn.
Show business is infamously littered with child stars gone bad.
India's municipal governments are infamously inefficient.
Even President Lucio Gutiérrez, infamously unpunctual, vowed to participate.
These are infamously bad at shedding water.
