Sentence examples for actual fame from inspiring English sources

In addition, both designs predicted the maximum FAME content of above 99%, which agreed closely with the actual FAME content (98.8%).

His practiced stardom shtick, a few notches more polished than his actual fame demands?

The best practitioners were elevated first to internet fame, and then to actual fame.

But it's worth remembering that meta-comedy isn't a modern innovation: "I Love Lucy," the original sitcom, was a meta-comedy fuelled by the contrast between Lucy Ricardo's desperation for fame and Lucille Ball's actual fame.

(It's interesting to look at the complicated correlation between the number of Twitter users celebrities have, and their actual fame: Paulo Coelho is the most popular novelist on Twitter, incidentally. Well, unless you count Stephen Fry).

Back in the 1990s, in a twist we might even call Leyneresque, the outsize cult success of "Et Tu, Babe," as well as of his previous book, "My Cousin, My Gastroenterologist," conveyed to the real-life Leyner a significant level of actual fame.

Had Morgan astutely decided to use the actual words "fame-seeking underachiever" in conversation with Walker, this story would not be nearly as newsworthy as it is.

Earlier this week, the "Jersey Shore" cast member (whose claim to fame — the actual "Situation" — are his perfectly sculpted abdominal muscles) was offered a "substantial" sum of money by Abercrombie & Fitch to stop wearing its clothing.

Cobain was appearing in actual documentaries even before true fame arrived.

Although some scientists do indeed have astronomical egos and launch themselves toward honors and fame, during the actual moments of scientific discovery, as in all creative discoveries, the ego magically vanishes.

The pair said that they often went on set with these shows drunk off their newfound fame -- and actual alcohol.