Sentence examples for somewhat infamous from inspiring English sources

He is somewhat infamous for one episode not recorded in the scrapbooks.

I am somewhat infamous for saying, "So how's it going?" And they'll say, "Great".

Bebe Buell, a somewhat infamous rockers' consort, with whom he had a somewhat infamous affair, in the late seventies and early eighties, has claimed that many of his songs are about her — although the composition of some of them, Costello says, predates his even meeting her.

Bebe Buell, a somewhat infamous rockers' consort, with whom he had a somewhat infamous affair, in the late seventies and early eighties, has claimed that many of his songs are about her although the composition of some of them, Costello says, predates his even meeting her.

To open the branch, Rodrigo Garcia, a slick young businessman from a prominent and somewhat infamous D.C. family, teamed up with Britt Swan, a veteran entrepreneur and the owner of several successful bars.

Then, [in a later, somewhat infamous development] Facebook said we're going to take 30percentt of everyone's revenue.

They're a bunch of freestyles by a prepubescent teenager, somewhat equivalent to infamous internet rapper Andy Milonakis.

Of course, his part in the murder of Rasputin was what would make him infamous, and his somewhat dubious tale of what occurred that night has been accepted as fact.

Some media outlets in both countries, and in Russia, also float similar theories about who is behind these somewhat parallel protests: George Soros, the infamous billionaire and philanthropist.

The Dallas Cowboys release David Buehler and Terrence Newman The Cowboys were recently hit with a cap penalty (which was ludicrously unfair and very similar to the NBA's infamous Chris Paul veto) that somewhat limits what they can do this off-season.

The original, populated with somewhat relentlessly adrenalin-charged space marines, played infamous tribute to many of the "bro" subculture's archetypes, and today that tone feels no less brash.