Sentence examples for celebrity value from inspiring English sources

He attributed this to "celebrity value".

"Pierrot le Fou" does feature Jean-Paul Belmondo and Anna Karina at their most glowingly movie-star beautiful, but the difference can't be pinned on celebrity value alone.

David Beckham, the chief breadwinner in the family, is remarkable in that his celebrity value remains high beyond an age when a sportsman is reckoned to be selling his deteriorating value.

Stoppard tells me later that some of the Marxist signatories of Charter 77 regard Havel primarily as a martyr with celebrity value, and didn't want him as their spokesman in the first place.

She set off on a recent morning tailed by close to a dozen cars with members of the foreign news media, reflecting her celebrity value as the only woman in the race.

Terry Gilliam, accorded equal billing with Gravett, seems to have been roped in mainly for his celebrity value, as his two-page foreword amounts to nothing more than a few amiable anecdotes.

The museum must explain itself afresh, arguing the distinction between celebrity and value.

Ms. O'Neal's story is more devoted to celebrity, shock value and adroitly pious spite.

But he's best known for his expertise in a new lucrative, fast-growing and sexy niche within the business appraisal field: appraising celebrity "brand value" during divorce litigation.

They are known only to fashion insiders and celebrities who value attractions like no six-month waiting lists and plenty of privacy.

A pearl-handled, gold-inlaid Smith & Wesson "pocket pistol" given to Ulysses S. Grant in 1870 has celebrity-gawker value, to be sure, but it's part of a display on "Peace, Violence and Justice".