Sentence examples for age of fame from inspiring English sources

"In this age of fame seekers, fame found him," said Denise Contis, a vice president at TLC.

To be photographed repeatedly by them, in an age of fame without particular purpose, is a verified sign of success.

Further, including possible confounders (performer type, continent, ethnicity, gender, age of fame, year of birth and year reached fame) in logistic regression analysis maintained the impact of increasing ACEs on cause of death (Wald=8.95, p<0.005; AOR 2.40; 95%CIs 1.35 to 4.25).

For an objective measure of age and date of fame, we used the earliest of date of first chart success (n=1012) or date of release of earliest album included in the study (n=477).

The kiss asked some probing questions: What are the age limits of fame?

In our age of instant fame, it is useful to think about an artist who was famous for not being in the limelight.

But, then, Ronnie's style of rock god fame comes from a different age of celebrity.

Survival since becoming famous was calculated for comparison to expected survival based on general populations (matched to stars for sex, nationality, ethnicity, date of fame and age at fame).

Then, as it does in this digital age, the swirl of fame began.

Lopez, who was born into a family of Puerto Rican descent, took dance lessons throughout her childhood and from an early age had aspirations of fame.

You might even argue that in this age of instant celebrity — in which fame for its own sake is regarded as both a feasible career choice and a democratic right — the lives of the excessively famous are more relevant than those of struggling sample-kit schleppers like Willy Loman.