Sentence examples similar to accessible fame from inspiring English sources
This emerging strain of supernarcissism, Pinsky says, turns especially virulent in the world of social media, where young people, who are chasing an increasingly accessible kind of fame, begin to mirror the increasingly pathological behavior of their idols.
The reality genre also neatly picks up on several current trends: as news and entertainment blend together, it's natural for real life to bleed into the force-fed reality of these series; offering prize money links "Survivor" and "Big Brother" to the current game-show craze; and in the age of celebrity, ordinary people are living out the dream that fame is accessible to anyone.
He was surprisingly accessible considering his level of fame, welcoming everyone to his Beverly Hills exercise studio for classes.
His fame spread with an accessible message about divine love and the unity of religions, philanthropic endeavours such as the endowment of schools and a hospital, and the public performance of purported divine miracles and healings.
But Asa Wright's biggest claim to fame is that it has the only accessible colony of oilbirds in the world.
Because fame can arrive very quickly, information that was once private by dint of being obscure can suddenly become accessible to the public via gossip sites.
As accessible as it is intelligent, You Don't Know Me is a clever commentary on the consequences of insta-fame as well as a sympathetic story of the fragility of friendship under pressure.
