Sentence examples for exactly fame from inspiring English sources
However, this is just precautionary: Joel says that it's not exactly fame that exacerbates the symptoms of TSD, but more social stressors.
However, this is just precautionary: Joel says that it's not exactly fame that exacerbates the symptoms of TSD but more social stressors.
They haven't exactly courted fame: Rather than follow up their 1987 No. 1 hit movie soundtrack cover of "La Bamba" with an oldies-friendly album, they instead released the acoustic Spanish-language "La Pistola y El Corazon". They'd rather win fans on their own merits, Hidalgo said.
Stoner says he thoroughly enjoyed the self-publishing experience, though it didn't exactly bring him fame and fortune.
There are many things men are all too happy to explain, at length, condescendingly and pedantically -- the electoral college, the differences between the Game of Thrones books and television program, membership qualifications for various athletic halls of fame, exactly how difficult a given drum solo is, etc. -- but why it takes them so long to put on their shoes is not one of them.
While he produced it on a shoestring, he added that it was also not exactly a spontaneous, "Fame -like outpouring oFame -likentoutpouringets.
And of course his relationship with fame underwent exactly that thing that every British celebrity goes through now.
But his story – for all that he has tried to avoid the conventional routes to fame – is exactly the kind of tale that embodies modern celebrity, taking in a smash YouTube series, the discovery of an unknown talent, and – oddest of all – being hailed as one of the world's leading inventors.
Back in 2011 he was an imposing physical presence on Game of Thrones, where his acting was passable enough to carry the role of a grunting barbarian, but that hasn't exactly led to much fame or meaningful work for the 38-year-old Honolulu-born actor in the years since.
Enduring fame did not exactly follow.
But her desire was never for fame or money, exactly.
