Scoundrel, infamous scoundrel! howled Milady.

An infamous scoundrel, monseigneur, a scoundrel!

It's rotten.

It' s an infamous lie.

What disgraceful playacting!

Oh, it's gruesome.

A lying slander.

That's pretty rotten talk, Wally.

In fact, all too frequently, economic interests and political connivance lie behind this filthy crime, which marks the lives of thousands of children forever.

Because it is infamous.

What color is a crawling louse?

Approach me, approach me, you Heep of infamy.

I told you never to see that vile cur again.

Come back here, you filthy minded sissy!

Woe! Woe!

I am a notorious liar.

To leave him would be infamous and base.

I have an idea that's so dastardly, it's beautiful.

But this is infamous! cried he.

He's a wicked, blasphemous old man.

They tell me it's a pestilential hole.

That creature, Julie. You heard what Madame Poulard said. That infamous Vickers woman.

You try to defame him, but he is noble and sublime and I am miserable and depraved.

If shefails, then she is cowardly, worthless, infamous.

The conduct is infamously violent! Do you know that, monsieur?

The food is poor, and Nonato is assigned to cook better food.

It is not from untimely curiosity that we so badly sin...

You would end up in a vile affair with Romer Sheffield.

To justify its infamous past, to put a respectable front on its present, which is as infamous as its past, and to try to dupe all those dolts who are foolish enough to be duped.

He would think that the sacred place had become infamous, and would flee.

I burnt with shame at the despicable role I played.

I am now going to fill his cup to overflowing, in dishonouring him by a shameful death.

Arthur, this is the Marquis of Queensberry... the most infamous brute and the least tender father in London.

Oscar, you're complete. The most horrible excuse for a human being that ever walked on two legs.

Whereas Mrs Toffi must serve them often.

To the credit of the Europeans it should be said that they did not approve, but they were outvoted by the totalitarian and developing countries.

This vile disease threatens to destroy the very spirit of India, its soul of tolerance.

This is the dirtiest, most vicious campaign I've ever seen.

I should do her justice by sending her to Tyburn, said Buckingham. This lady is infamous.

'Who would ever have said then that I should write M. de La Mole that infamous letter ... ?'

The Taliban and its backers bear the responsibility for the consequences of that outrageous act.

Infamous task! impious task! cried Milady, with the exultation of a victim who provokes his judge.

Mr President, this year' s budget is, in my opinion, neither very negative nor very positive.

He committed one crime after another.

He committed one crime after another.