Sentence examples for extraordinary fame from inspiring English sources

Part of his extraordinary fame is a result of his complete understanding of the nature of his people.

His story is sparked by my asking if Flo is still as enthusiastic about his extraordinary fame in their home city.

Audubon was a sort of American phoenix, rising from the ashes of failure to assume a place of extraordinary fame as an artist-naturalist.

He might have felt gratified by his friend's extraordinary fame; but it was thanks to that very fame, which Brod himself both predicted and created, that Kafka didn't belong to Brod anymore.

While it is not exactly surprising that a young man, gifted with extraordinary fame extraordinarily quickly, is unschooled in the basics of dignified conduct — this precise scenario has unfolded many times before — Bieber's particular brattiness reached a tipping point last year.

It's there in the songs, the cut-up lyrics and startling juxtapositions, showing that he not only appreciated the absurdity of his extraordinary fame and success, but that he was complicit in it.

Her private life was then almost as extraordinary as her fame, and perhaps helped to stoke her celebrity.

Through his work, and by personal example, Wiesenthal gained widespread fame and extraordinary respect.

Perhaps the only real difference between the ordinary and the extraordinary family is power, fame, and money.

Hers involved balancing the pressures of fame and extraordinary singing talent while struggling with a dependency on drink and drugs.

And video revealed the sources of that fame: her extraordinary dancing and the charisma with which she could talk about her art or tell a funny story.