Sentence examples for celebrity rule from inspiring English sources

And yet, think about it -- think what it means in an era of celebrity rule and big-brand uniformity to have a garment that is not only one of a kind (because Goodwill isn't exactly Bergdorf's), but also approved and possibly even worn by Ms. Sevigny herself.

Earlier this week, Wilde obeyed the celebrity rule to make normals jealous of their famous-only friend cliques with this picture of her and Naomi Watts. .

Now read the opener to his second paragraph: "The celebrated San Francisco liberal took the stage to greet what should have been a friendly audience... .. (Note the use of the word "celebrated". In Milbank's world, celebrity rules).

Nor does the old society which the royalty headed, of country families and landed gents, seem markedly worse than our new world in which vapid celebrity rules.

Granted, the cult of the celebrity rules, but why would anyone want to wear a dress identified with the personification of uniqueness, namely a movie star?

There are also some celebrity rules: "They can bring one person, but not an entourage," Sol explains.

Here, criticism circles around to join popular culture and democratic viewing — where the celebrities rule and where the actors, not the directors, are the selling point of movies.

A world of hideous orange, where pneumatic celebrities rule and Lady Gaga thinks Adele is fatter than her, even though Joan Rivers thinks… blimey, even the old girls are joining in.

Such a gesture of refusal seems completely foreign by today's celebrity-rule standards, and therefore radical.

LET'S GO CRAZY: Celebrities may rule the best-seller list, but psychopaths still rule the world.

There are no children, but the celebrity who rules the satellite has been trying to create them by torturing women from the earth's surface.