Sentence examples for examination of fame from inspiring English sources
Birdland is an examination of fame – specifically "what happens when you get that which you most want – how do you then make sense of yourself?" The title's from the Patti Smith song.
Relaxing before rehearsal in her dressing room, with her yoga and Pilates DVDs wedged next to an entertainment system, Ms. Scott said she was recently struck by how the musical's examination of fame intersected with her experience trying to land a Broadway theater.
An examination of FAME derivatives showed nine fatty acids.
Every element found in the rest of this list – broad comedy, dark tinges, lacerating examinations of fame – can be found in this reality TV spoof.
And a data-mining examination of the history of fame, whereby we learn that Adolf Hitler is the most famous person born in the past two centuries (i.e., mentioned in the most books), leads to the insight that "darkness, too, lurks among the n-grams, and no secret darker than this: Nothing creates fame more efficiently than acts of extreme evil.
It is about a man from a Jewish enclave in London who trades in autographs and whose adventures lead to an examination of the nature of fame and fortune, things the author has learned a great deal about in recent months, though they don't sit particularly well with her.
Tom DiCillo's angry comedy "Delirious" subjects modern celebrity culture to a microscopic examination that shows the toxic virus of fame squirming and multiplying under its lens.
(Rachel Saltz) ★ 'DELIRIOUS' (No rating, 106 minutes) This angry comedy by Tom DiCillo, which stars Steve Buscemi as a ratty paparazzo, subjects modern celebrity culture to a microscopic examination that shows the toxic virus of fame squirming under its lens.
This tragedy, which can be called One Hit Wonder, will be an examination of giving up after a fleeting taste of fame.
But "Top Five" is not some ennui-laden examination of self, or revelatory peek behind the curtain of fame – it is a very fun movie that asks not to be taken too seriously.
