Sentence examples for effect of fame from inspiring English sources

"Of course, it could also be an effect of fame, rather than just that these faces were familiar," Dr. Phelps said.

In portraying a very human Christ, struggling more with his notoriety than his divinity, Jesus Christ Superstar was about the pain and suffering caused to the individual by the dehumanising effect of fame.

Gaga also performed the song at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards in a performance art piece symbolizing the negative effect of fame leading to death.

I'm thankful that we weren't too famous because a side effect of fame is being recognized and when that happens, it can feel like a privacy invasion that never goes away.

Another measure introduced is the normalized Google correlation which represents the relatedness where the effect of fame is removed.

We refer to this behavior as an effect of fame, which is probably exaggerated in modern days due to immediate online media coverage.

He has never really come to terms with the distorting effects of fame.

Cudi has previously spoken about the effects of fame and his mental health.

More revealing on the pernicious effects of fame is Brillstein's own confession of spiraling into self-destructive egomania.

It is big on self-examining tracks about the isolating effects of fame: there is a great deal of talk about screaming in hotel rooms.

Although the film is sceptical about the effects of fame on the human soul, Allen suggested he was broadly in favour of such notoriety.