Leo Braudy, in his 1986 book, "The Frenzy of Renown: Fame and its History," defines fame as "the interplay between the common and the unique in human nature".
Claims he made about his experiences were often pure fiction he boasted of non-existent war wounds and, revealingly, defined fame as "cutting a scar on the map .The most interesting period of Malraux's life coincided with an uncharacteristically reclusive time after France's defeat in 1940.
"I like to feel that I can define my fame and define my beauty for myself, which is why I am so vigilant and relentless about my image and my music.
FAME yield was defined as FAME amount produced divided by initial amount of oil (g/g).
Their relationship helped to define the 21st-century fame machine.
Define your idea of "fame".
The trouble is, she says, ultimately fame defines everything.
We define a player's popularity or fame through his cumulative visibility, representing the average number of visits his Wikipedia page acquires during a year (red line in Figure 1(B)).
Yes, life is a marathon, but whether you define success by recognition, respect, money, power or fame – success is subjective, relative and fluid and boils down to Ambition, Vision, Determination, Execution, Luck and Timing.
The picture that brought Mr. Claxton to public attention also made the fame of Chet Baker, a trumpeter who helped define the cool jazz of the 1950s.
