Sentence examples for deserved fame from inspiring English sources

So is the idea that they are somehow oppressed by the strictures of the classicism that brought them such deserved fame, and that this oppression brings them together like tortured refugees.

Finlay went on to achieve deserved fame in TV series such as Bouquet of Barbed Wire and Casanova and to make his mark in movies but, to me, he remains one of the best stage actors of his generation: capable of embodying a robust, northern hard-headedness while moving with panther-like grace.

The U. Mass graduate student won deserved fame for finding that R&R had made serious data entry errors that when corrected revealed that the purported 90% cliff was fictional and greatly reduced the relationship that R&R reported between increased debt and reduced growth.

He thus laid the foundations of the modern welfare state and, if he had done nothing else, would deserve fame for that achievement.

"He deserves fame because he's such a talented person," said Jennifer Luongo, 29, a teacher from Manhattan who bought two of Officer Rodriguez's CD's.

No one deserves fame, it's earned and for many of us, always elusive.

If anyone deserves fame in the age of Kim Kardashian's butt, it's the woman who knows everything there is to know about fame.

If anyone deserves fame in the age of Kim Kardashian's butt, it's the woman who knows everything there is to know about fame.

Never believe the bio they read about you before you get on stage, never let a stunning review go to your head (though it's ok to jump up and down, call your mother, dance around your office and show all your friends) and never, ever assume that just because you managed to put pen to paper that you deserve fame.

Jamie Oliver, as Michael Specter wrote in June, is the kind of celebrity chef who deserves his fame.

By Sally Errico October 3, 2011 Jamie Oliver, as Michael Specter wrote in June, is the kind of celebrity chef who deserves his fame.