Sentence examples for face of fame from inspiring English sources

The writer dissects actress Marilyn Monroe's sexy/vulnerable appeal, and declares that the American public responded to her because of her "desperation, which was implacable in the face of fame, fortune, and the love of celebrated men".

He is not the only successful actor to hold on to his good nature in the face of fame, but most are less interesting than the characters they play.

The face of fame is changing.

The great ones have extraordinary bodies, remain focused in the clutch, and respond well in the face of fame.

Perhaps that is Baldessari's greatest talent, humility in the face of fame and success, always making art that stems from a question rather than art for art's sake.

Slowly, surely, with exceptionally careful management, she has picked her way up the sheer cliff face of fame: from the party circuit to the dedicated reality TV show, to the ill-advised clothing boutique, to cheap branded perfumes, then cracking thru to megafame: rapper husband, Vogue covers, unassailable mega-fame.

While Hollywood returns to its old formulas, replacing the topical gabbing of a Maher with the know-nothing gross-out humor of a Kimmel, the face of political fame has also changed.

CARVING out that career in the face of the fame her father had and her husband has can't have been easy," Mr. Dowling said from the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, where he is the artistic director.

One of the things that surprised me is how this cast has remained pretty tight, even in the face of massive fame and tabloid controversy.

Facing the obstacles of fame in the future, Parker sets out on a quest to save Naia and redeem their love.'.

"Do you mind if we take a picture of them?" Jorgeson, gracious in the face of his newfound fame, blearily obliged.