Sentence examples for less infamous from inspiring English sources

Clearly, investors were burned by earnings restatements at Enron and WorldCom, and at hundreds of smaller and less infamous companies.

The Ochoas — Juan David was the oldest, followed by Jorge Luis and Fabio — were perhaps less infamous than some of their partners.

It speeds us from Winehouse the teen-ager to the hubbub of her glory, and thence to her no less infamous passing, drenched in alcohol, in 2011, at the age of twenty-seven.

At first he preferred to retell the lives of more or less infamous men, as in the sketches of his Historia universal de la infamia (1935; A Universal History of Infamy).

Less infamous awards have been no less dubious.

Goulder also believes when it comes to publishing, breakthroughs in HIV often have a higher impact in comparison to equally novel science about a less infamous pathogen.

I asked Slavio Pole about this, as I found it interesting to consider that he put all this work into this beautiful bleeps and bloops that lots of people have conditioned themselves to never even use, lest they have bad memories of the first time they heard Apple's infamous "Marimba" sound, later updated to the less-infamous-but-still-infamous "Opening".

This is good practice for now and later, heading off a less intense infamous mid-life crisis in one's 40's and 50's.

Back then, we all knew my mother would never say the F-word, much less make the infamous symbolic hand gesture for it.

At least in theory, touch screens should be less confusing than the infamous "butterfly ballots".

"Infamous" is less a parable of literary ethics than a showcase of literary personality, and it is in the end more touching than troubling.