Sentence examples for because of stardom from inspiring English sources

Frankly, my larger concern with athletic celebrity is emotional problems that go undiagnosed because of stardom and outstanding athletic ability.

So when an actor best known for film or TV does stage work, it's not fair to be discounting their presence simply because of stardom.

In the end they did what they did, not because of any chance of stardom, but because they were born with a talent and a passion and it was the most exquisite pleasure - indeed almost a duty - to use it.

Glover was more relaxed here than anywhere else in the show, partly, I guess, because the mantle of stardom was temporarily lifted from him — he was just jamming with the guys — but mostly, I think, because he was now interacting with his kind of people, musicians.

Similarly, Dubner deserts a rock band on the edge of stardom because he takes stock and finds rock life empty.

If you agree with her politics, it would foolish to discount her because of her stardom; at the same time, it'd be a mistake to vote for her solely due to your affinity for Sex and the City.

She lands in California not to fulfill a dream of stardom but because she dreams of nothing in particular: having lost her interest in seeing all of America, she "just stopped here".

If that life doesn't fit with old or new notions of stardom it's because Mr. Hopper has charted his own course nearly from the start.

'The film is incredibly potent because it is a powerful critique of Hollywood and the resonances of stardom.

The precariousness of stardom is as old as stardom itself.

New kinds of stardom await.