Sentence examples for celebrity examples from inspiring English sources
Consider celebrity examples: Samantha in "Sex and the City," Dana Delany, Susan Sarandon and Madonna are seen as sexily single.
American Vogue attracted a different sort of criticism for an article published online discussing the rise of the big booty and how a large derriere has become ubiquitous, giving celebrity examples such as Jennifer Lopez and Iggy Azalea.
Casey Leon, who is the mother to a six-year-old trans girl called Camille in Napa, California, says that celebrity examples of gender dysphoria have had some positive – albeit limited – effects for their family because it makes so-called "difference" more acceptable in mainstream society.
Celebrity examples: one to three months ago, blurry photos revealed Katie Holmes doing/wearing/buying the trend.
Celebrity Examples: Victoria Beckham is a prime example.
Celebrity Examples: In 2012, Barack Obama's re-election campaign joined rappers, models and shoppers on Instagram.
Otherwise, theirs would be just a celebrity example of one of the world's biggest social trends: the rise of international marriages that is, involving couples of different nationalities.A hundred years ago, such alliances were confined to the elite of the elite.
The posting of Paris Hilton's phone book on the Internet is a celebrity example of this.
Although it is rarely made explicit, both public and professional discussions of chronic adultery frequently devolve into frankly judgmental discussions about ethical/moral implications of the adultery and about sympathy for the plight of the wives, with generalizations made from a single (often celebrity) example to all cases of chronic adultery.
In the 60-year-plus history 'With Ferrari, Schumacher matured into a legend, a global celebrity, an example for people from all parts of the world and an acclaimed icon' of Scuderia Ferrari, no other driver before him has raced for so long for the Italian racing team.
In similar spirit, this is supposed to be a kind of "ugly novel," written in rapid prose, unafraid to reveal its narrator, caught in the midst of her half-thoughts, her vulgar weaknesses (her obsession with fame and celebrity, for example), and her poorly concealed vulnerabilities.
