Sentence examples for infamy of from inspiring English sources

The infamy of his misdeeds will follow him forever.

He spoke vehemently about the "infamy" of the Israeli attacks.

Barker lamented the infamy of his crime in a 1997 interview.

Start with Syria, which even in this year of horrors surely merits a special infamy of its own.

For instance, he has never achieved the infamy of the late media moguls, Robert Maxwell and Lord Beaverbrook.

It did not have the glamour of the Titanic, the infamy of the pirate ship Whydah, or the historical importance of Christopher Columbus's Santa Maria.

Most major reviews of "Carrie" did compare the two productions, given the infamy of the original and the significant changes to the script and score for the revival.

MARINE LE PEN tried her best to flee her father and politics, she says, oppressed by the infamy of her inheritance, which followed her everywhere.

Chekists were Lenin's secret police, the forerunners both of the KGB of soviet infamy, and of modern Russia's sprawling empire of goons and securocrats.

And to crown this pyramid of infamy none of the public authorities was curious enough to know how it all happened.

"In the last 35 years of Iraqi football, we never had a problem this serious," Mr. Zainal said, shrugging off the infamies of Uday Hussein.