Sentence examples for fame enables from inspiring English sources

In the tape, Trump can be heard bragging that his fame enables him to grab and kiss women without their consent.

It's the day after the Washington Post publishes a video of Donald Trump bragging that his fame enables him to sexually abuse women, a vision of masculinity so revolting it makes male heterosexuality seem like a thought disorder.

After all, Márquez's fame enabled him to act as a mediator between successive governments and its enemies.

The success of the stories propelled Terhune to fame, enabling him to purchase Sunnybank from his mother and quit a loathed job working for a newspaper to become a full-time freelance writer.

It is hard not to feel that Sontag functioned a bit like Ms. Leibovitz's own personal celebrity, enabling her to share a fame that she found more authentic than her own.

It's the poisoned chalice of getting the fame that enables him to make the film he wants, but that very same fame places restrictions on how he can go about making it.

The fame this enabled was near universal: with fewer stars in circulation and a rigidly established pecking order, those at the top had almost blanket exposure.

Raw extracted lipids have to be transformed to methylesters of fatty acids (FAMEs) to enable application of the GC technique.

The BlackBerry's claim to fame is that it enables customers to send and receive e-mail using their own corporate e-mail accounts–not a separate address.

A lot of Mr. Trump's success, after all, is based on his fame, which has enabled him to rent out his name to builders in Florida, Phoenix and Seoul, South Korea.

Anonymity enables its adopter to seek fame while shielding him from the meaner consequences of fame-seeking.