Sentence examples for kind of infamous from inspiring English sources

Within a few weeks it became a joke the kind of infamous stinker people use as shorthand for everything they hate about Hollywood.

Afandy says this is partly due to the success of Pretty Poison, a venue in Canggu that's becoming kind of infamous.

That's kind of an infamous story, how I got into a fight with our bass player, and got knocked-out right in front of the whole Lynyrd Skynyrd and Kid Rock crew.

The 1987 trial was the first of its kind since that of infamous Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in 1961.

Occasionally I'd walk down to one of the nearby bars, past rows of wooden houses, each one looking like the kind of place the infamous American bodysnatcher-cum-murderer Ed Gein might have bought as a summer house if he wasn't so busy killing people and making keepsakes out of their skin.

If later Scottish and Irish evidence can be taken as evidence, the ceremony of coronation was a series of elaborate traditional rituals, of the kind infamous in the Anglo-French world of the 12th century for their "unchristian" elements.

R". stood for "HEAT round"—a kind of warhead and McMaster became infamous for his temper.

While this obviously can't easily be confirmed, it appears as though the block is a result of Foursquare users checking in to another kind of square: Tian'anmen Square, the infamous plaza in China's capital of Beijing (Peking).

Thanks to their team, you can still kind-of experience Chrysalis, the eight-minute audiovisual journey created just for projection within the dome at the infamous spring festival.

The Goncourt and the Booker are also set up to facilitate the kind of lobbying that Harvey Weinstein is infamous for.

Tom Chatfield, author of the games analysis book Fun Inc, writing in Prospect magazine, suggests that Mario's secret is that he represents "a kind of nursery version of the infamous 'hero's journey'".