Sentence examples for with infamy from inspiring English sources

Ms. Chu is bouncing back from her brush with infamy.

Not that the association with infamy has been all bad for Ben Madoff.

The idea came to Ibsen after his own brush with infamy — his play "Ghosts" challenged the hypocrisy of Victorian morality, and was deemed indecent.

He entered a long-running historical debate about the Roosevelt administration's culpability at the start of the Pacific war with " "Infamy: Pearl Harbor and Its Aftermath" (Doubleday, 1982).

In a way which eventually damned with infamy on the name of the British, and it all goes back on Winston Churchill's name".

Before I leave him to his script, we discuss a curious brush he had with infamy, a couple of months ago, when Mail Online ran a story about him sitting with his legs too far apart on public transport.

Horror was answered with heroism; destruction was answered with determination; infamy, with humanity.

The bruises that came with the infamy of underperforming.

With instant infamy a screenshot away, some students take the opposite tack: They get wilder in the hope of getting noticed.

Athens was possessed of the same number of forces when she triumphed so gloriously as when with such infamy she was enslaved.

"No tribe could hold together if murder, robbery, treachery, &c., were common; consequently such crimes within the limits of the same tribe 'are branded with everlasting infamy.'" (Darwin 1871, p. 93).