Sentence examples for connection of fame from inspiring English sources
And if some were better looking than others -- no one ever called Charles Darwin a hunk -- the connection of fame and friendship did more than inspire her art.
Above all, I just cannot see the logical connection between achievement of fame, if that's what you want to call it, and the moral obligation to behave in a particular way.
Even though Mrs. Clinton began with the advantages of fame, connections and money, her candidacy also carried a risk of self-destruction through bad performance.
The Apollo announced the walk-of-fame idea in 2008 in connection with a long-planned renovation.
Fischel-Bock did take away valuable insights and connections from her two minutes of fame.
Fischel-Bock did take away valuable insights and connections from her two minutes of fame.
He brings in hungry singers, composers and comics, along with scores of more established guests: Jackie Mason Charles Grodin Ben Gazzara Michael Imperioli John Ciarciarcia, or Cha Cha, as the "mayor" of Little Italy is known; Steven Van Zandt and Sonny Grossoo, former detective of "French Connection" fame.
We see the early connections with record executives, other musicians, the first trappings of fame.
Tarka's modest degree of fame came to him first courtesy of his connections.
