Mr. Mbaye's case was exceptional because his fame made his situation particularly perilous, said Mr. Nugent, who represented Mr. Mbaye in his petition.
Digital natives have no reasonable expectation of privacy and they are a generation with an exceptional number of fame-seekers.
In the years encompassing World Wars I and II particularly, exceptional conductors often achieved international fame through well-nigh legendary control over their musicians in their quest for the perfect interpretation.
Nighy's career is exceptional, if only because he achieved fame so late.
Through the sacrifice of nameless thousands, the nation will defeat slavery and justify its fame as the truly exceptional country its founders wished it to be.
The restaurant gained widespread fame not only for its exceptional food but for the full Japanese experience, including a ritual bath (naked) in a small indoor pool.
Working primarily in his native South, Eggleston first shot to fame in 1976, when the exceptional photography curator John Szarkowski featured him in a show at MoMA.
But aside from my memories of Liverpool's very own version of Fame, this performing arts institution offers one exceptional individual the opportunity to redevelop the acting discipline at LIPA.
You've got to realize fame doesn't make life that much more exceptional".
Even if we accept that there is some kind of penalty for fame - and there clearly is - then it cannot so exceptional as to warrant undue intrusion.
Finally, we find that the fame of retired players is also determined by their past performance, indicating that exceptional past performance can lead to a commensurate lasting legacy.
