infamies in a sentence

1. Thatcher’s deeds in Ireland will forever head the list of her infamies.

2. When I join a club that kills cats, skins dogs, breaks small children's fingers, then I'm one of them and I'm responsible for all these infamies!

3. As a result, Stalin and his confederates secured the time and opportunity to commit the worst infamies in the name of the Russian party and the International.

4. The infamies to which the Social Democratic workers are subjected everywhere have made them much more revolutionary everywhere than they were even three years ago.

5. Arthur Koestler called the Soviet attitude “one of the major infamies of this war which will rank for the future historian on the same ethical level with Lidice. ”

6. Such infamies, as are here related, are nowhere else to be found yet we shall see that the bourgeoisie constantly appeals to the testimony of the Commission as being in its own favour.

7. In this way the blue planet will also recover from the many infamies of this bloodthirsty species called “homo sapiens“; life will be much happier, more loving, more spiritual – in a word, more worth living.

8. Unfortunately he either does not know or does not want to know that his key ministers are perpetrators of heinous crimes against our people -infamies which are manifold times more unpardonable and inexpiable than those of the Taliban.

9. We have lived truly difficult moments, lockups in cells of hellish punishment for prolonged periods (something that, in spite of being against every human right, is becoming more common in this country), violation of our legal and constitutional rights, lies, distortions, infamies.

10. The murder of the aviation minister, Dr. Abdurrahman, is a not-too-subtle hint to the ex-King, Mr Karzai, and his friends; it is a small glimpse of the intrigues and infamies the most depraved enemies of our people Mr Karzai has around him are capable of in order to protect their criminal interests.

11. “We have lived truly difficult moments, lockouts in cells of hellish punishment for prolonged periods (something that in spite of being against every human right, is becoming more common in this country), violation of our legal and constitutional rights, lies, distortions, infamies,” wrote Labañino.