Sentence examples for fame exists from inspiring English sources

I was like: 'This is amazing, this is working.'" Meridith Valiando was a major-label A&R and manager when she discovered that there were dozens of other artists like Ward, pop stars whose fame exists almost entirely outside the traditional music industry.

Despite being one of the biggest draws in his division, his fame exists in a different realm to your Hoys, your Farahs, your Gerrards and even your Frochs.

He's now among that rank of horsemen whose mobile-phone numbers are programmed into the iPhones of ESPN producers, but five years ago his fame existed mostly among horseplayers betting ten-thousand-dollar claiming races at such tracks as Prairie Meadows, in Altoona, Iowa.

The Hollywood-based band either has really good PR people or they just enjoy engaging in every form of shameless fame-generating behavior that exists in 2015.

I ask Rylan to imagine he'd grown up in a world in which the Spice Girls and Katie Price and every other celebrity role models had never existed, and fame had never been a career option.

Bruce Springsteen exists at that rarefied level of fame where you get to move like a Dalek, without ever actually having to touch anything.

The show's second half then takes us to Besançon, the French city "whose main claim to fame … doesn't exist".

'When I realised that I was famous, it occurred to me that fame doesn't really exist any more.

What's more, it exists on many planes, which is how people become vulnerable and find themselves lost in the fame maze.

If anyone has any explanation for why the Hall of Fame exists, I'm all ears.

Why should I serve/you the good fame you don't deserve/ because you've not achieved a thing?" If celebrity has always existed, the debate changes.