Sentence examples for mildly infamous from inspiring English sources

An orchestral concert follows at 8 p.m., with Beethoven famous (the Seventh Symphony) and mildly infamous ("Wellington's Victory"), conducted by Mr. Botstein.

The piece figures nowhere in the concert, and, in fact, Mr. Slatkin, in another role as music director of the BBC Symphony Orchestra, is noisily engaged just now in an attempt to tone down that rowdy number in the mildly infamous "Last Night of the Proms" in London in September, if not eliminate it altogether.

We have seen countless examples of  mildly concerning or even benign behavior from many infamous murderers in recorded history and we still haven't figured out how to pick them out of the crowd," he said.

Mildly worried.

His answer was infamous.

Now he is infamous.

Mildly disgruntled.

Mildly embarrassing.

Mildly unenthusiastically.

That was mildly fun.

Why infamous?