Meanings of own infamy in English

It gathers strength, like a rolling snowball, by its own infamy.

These are the courtesans who parade in broad daylight the splendid rewards of their own infamy.

That they should utter falsehoods, for the sake of proclaiming their own infamy, is not probable.

Are you flying from your own infamy?

In speaking of the avarice of the officers, he lets fall the following confession of his own infamy:

I need not add, that he who lends himself to his own infamy will soon attain his object.

The former is utterly hopeless because her nature is too coarse-fibred to even realize, let alone heed, her own infamy.

Thou art free to face thine own infamy, and see it thrown back from every eye which trusted thee, as shadows are from water.

After all, it is honorable of you to expose so thoroughly your own infamy in order to acquit an innocent person who believed in you.

They did not scruple, therefore, to display their, own infamy, and to enumerate their own crimes, in order to justify their demand for higher salaries.

And all through these maddening vicissitudes, suspected by my own people, and knowing my own infamy, I heard the voice, "Tarry thou till I come!"