Sentence examples for fame aspect from inspiring English sources

There are certainly times when the fame aspect gets on top of me, and gets overwhelming".

There's so much crap attached to acting, the fame aspect, the ego aspect, the 'Am I good, am I bad, am I being judged, who likes me, who doesn't like me…'" Does she ever wonder what on earth she's doing in that world?

Sean: I don't like the fame aspect of being "The Bachelor" or being on "Dancing with the Stars".

But there are professions that are very respectable if you're a kid at Harvard, and writing is clearly one of them-because even though it doesn't have the financial rewards of some of the others, it does have the recognition and fame aspect".

There's the whole catapulted-to-international-fame aspect, too.

John continues, "You've heard him talk about the celebrity aspect of his life and the fame, and he acknowledges that he's in this world.

Jones, of Stax fame, facilitates every aspect of the band's sound, showcasing the performers' range while ensuring the arrangements play to the lyrics and vocals without overwhelming them Stardust set both the template for Nelson's career and the standard.

While the plot is exciting at different turns, any sense that this book might be about the unfolding of talent or the creative impulse is muddied, and instead some of that same rhapsodic gushing by adults continues, along with a lot of talk about the awesomeness of fame and other aspects of the business of art, rather than the creation of it.

While exploring aspects of fame and authorship, the choreographer touches on many aspects of the composer's life, including his work as a collaborator to Duke Ellington, his life as a gay African-American man living in Harlem and his strong support of Martin Luther King, Jr. SKELETON ARCHITECTURE at Danspace Project (Dec. 6, 6-9 p.m.; through Dec. 8).

An aspect of fame Cole did enjoy was artist Lee Jones portraying her as a weeping Angel of the North in 2008.

It's an aspect of fame Yusuf said he fully understood.