Sentence examples for describes fame from inspiring English sources
And the way he describes fame is not unlike his previous dependency on sleeping pills.
She describes fame as being like a "parallel universe laid over this one".
I thought of Franzen himself particularly in the fascinating and poignant passages describing fame and how lonely it has made Andreas.
Willow has been open about the toll child stardom had on her mental health in a candid interview with Girlgaze last year, describing fame as an "absolutely, excruciatingly terrible" ordeal.
Gomez started her story by describing fame as "when you're around four people and everybody has the champagne glass, and somebody says something and they laugh but they didn't say a joke," then added, "Or when P. Diddy gave me his valet ticket once".
"A newcomer will replace me and turn me into a dark star," she says, a Thai idiom that describes her fame fading.
The comedian and writer who describes his show Fame as a "a bit of a concept album" said that he wanted to talk about ludicrousness of fame.
Benjamin Genocchio describes Grandma Moses's fame as "like a bedtime story".
She enrolled at the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria – a school Jepsen describes as "like Fame: no math, all ballet" – but grew bored of all the tap dancing and stage fighting.
Though a Republican, Mr Greenspan bonded quickly with Bill Clinton, and helped design the government deficit reduction plan which has blossomed into today's huge fiscal surplus".Maestro", by Bob Woodward of Watergate fame, describes at length Mr Greenspan's role in overseeing the boom of the Clinton years.
Elsewhere in the NYT piece, Ocean talks about dealing with fame and describes the process of leaving label Def Jam as a "a seven-year chess game", as well as suggesting he might soon put music aside for other ventures.
