Sentence examples for very infamous from inspiring English sources

"It's very infamous provision of Soviet law they're basically re-enacting, and it's problematic because there's no legal clarity," Lokshina said of the requirement to warn authorities of crimes planned by others.

It unleashed a host of memes and videos, including the very infamous "Ginger Kid" video..

It became a very infamous killing; everybody loved him and he was a very well known TV presenter.

Bri Hurley's photo book Making A Scene is a very infamous and arcane artifact from the late-80s New York hardcore scene.

They were some of the German techno mafia from Cologne and together we opened Temple Records, a store in the basement under the very infamous Liquid Sky shop.

Für Elise is a very infamous song, so the song is rather cliché.

His rivalry with The Don was infamous and very real, and, but for the Australian's enviable record, Hammond would still top many pages in the record books today.

Wellington claimed that he himself had "an infamous army, very weak and ill-equipped, and a very inexperienced Staff".

Yes, that John McAfee, noted onetime international fugitive and creator of the infamous (and very NSFW) "How To Uninstall McAfee Antivirus" video, which I'm just going to link to here because I think even TechCrunch's editors might look askance at an embed.

Leaving a legacy will follow considering they have what it takes to stand the test of time, very similar to the infamous G's, LV's and double C's, except they are providing a canvas encouraging international conversations and more importantly creating awareness.

This will make you infamous and very unpopular.