Sentence examples for durable fame from inspiring English sources

James Dean, 24 Died in 1955, car crash Audacious and fragile on and off the screen, Dean seemed marked for an early demise, earning durable fame with just three movies.

Durable body aside, the Admiral's other claim to fame is its support for Sprint's CDMA-powered Direct Connect.

Its claim-to-fame is apparently that it is extremely durable and can be shot with a cannon (or something) without shattering, making it an ideal phone for those with high-impact jobs like construction work or tech blogging.

For all the fame that Operalia might bring, that could prove to be the most durable prize that any young opera singer could hope for.

Despite finding its conceptual style flawed, The Observers Steve Yates praised Jay-Z's reflections on fame and "the voracious capitalism (up- and downside), which is proving hip hop's most durable legacy", adding that "It's Jay-Z's and American Gangsters triumph that reflecting on his appetite seems to have reawakened it".

The traveling companies of the Italian commedia dell'arte developed one of the most famous and durable clowns of all time, the Arlecchino, or Harlequin, some time in the latter half of the 16th century, spreading his fame throughout Europe.

And durable?

Durable, yes.

Ah, fame!

Fuck fame.

No fame.