Sentence examples for considerable celebrity from inspiring English sources

Those ways, of course, may not involve using their considerable celebrity to make money via related employment or endorsements.

But, though a good deal of the early work feels tentative, most of it was successful at the time, and he quickly achieved considerable celebrity.

Dvořák composed them shortly before leaving Bohemia in 1892 to become director of New York's National Conservatory of Music (he became a considerable celebrity in the city).

Wax medallion portraits were popular during the 16th century, and Antonio Abondio earned considerable celebrity as a practitioner of this form of art, working principally in Vienna and Prague at the imperial court.

However, it hardly deflects from the burden of care on a game which gives to talented and naturally exuberant young men an enviable lifestyle, considerable celebrity and often extremely demanding pressure.

Artists like Angelos, Andreas Pavias and Nikoloas Tzafouris enjoyed considerable celebrity, as did the home-grown Mannerist Georgios Klontzas, whose fantastically seething miniaturist cosmologies are among the show's highlights.

The major sophists were considerable celebrities, and were active in public affairs.

Hollywood star Ricky Gervais has lent his considerable Twitter celebrity to the campaign against Western Australia's controversial shark kill policy.

"I'm not saying it is not essential to win the World Cup but the Champions League now has the same considerable impact celebrity-wise".

Now it's almost too easy to compare Ritchie to Trump — both have considerable (and dubious) celebrity but no political experience.

But the impact of Wilson's considerable wealth and celebrity status proved destructive, and the alcoholism, infidelity and ennui that plague the nouveau riche in his other popular novel, A Summer Place (1958), had their bearing on the author's own life.