Sentence examples for fame course from inspiring English sources

Academia always used to lag behind pop culture (punk studies only went into overdrive during the eighties), but barely 18 months into her stardom, the Lady Gaga and the Sociology of the Fame course is up and running at the University of South Carolina from spring 2011.

While Mr. Elba systematically courts an audience, a deep-seated ambivalence about the trappings of fame courses through his actions and comments.

Fame, of course, is more quantitative than ever, and it's measured almost exclusively in chatter.

Fame, of course, begets large crowds, so expect to wait unless you can sweet-talk the management in Sichuan dialect.

That's a limited sort of fame, of course, like being captain of the Luxembourg Olympic team.

Both male and female actors make the Faustian bargain with fame, of course, but it is somehow only female stars who are attacked in this way.

"I was calling it 'faux-frontal nudity.' " Fame, of course, feels different for someone who at times seems to balance Woody Allen's neuroses with Franz Kafka's zest for life.

With fame, of course, the triad structure remains but the witnesses multiply, and some of Humiliation is devoted to persons whose celebrity is or was largely a matter of having their bodies exposed, or speculated on in more than one sense.

He does not really work for anyone (though he uses his fame of course to get little installations into museums).

Fame, of course, is not without its drawbacks.

Fame, of course, isn't free, and Flart has paid the price.