Sentence examples for fame themselves from inspiring English sources

The 17 artists in "15 Minutes: Homage to Andy Warhol" possess — or suffer from, depending on your perspective — varying degrees of fame themselves.

Are there famous people who are not naturally talented, but gained fame through other means (family connections, wealth, etc).? Is it "fair" that children of celebrities have a "venue" (the public eye) through which to rise to fame themselves, while others have to struggle to make it to the top?

Ghosts, awash in celebrity egos, often are happy to forgo fame themselves.

Simple as it was, as these elite both created and birthed these stories of excitement, so did they fame themselves as do-gooders, truth tellers and keepers of the path toward freedom.

Although tourism brought much difficulty to the Del Valles, they were not above capitalizing upon their newfound fame themselves, branding their wine and oranges the "Home of Ramona Brand", with their label using the same view of the veranda that had been popularized in postcards.

A century ago, presidential candidates routinely stated their opinions frankly and, often, eloquently, thereby gaining adoration, hostility and fame for themselves.

Cafe Chambord celebrated it by having guest-chefs in its kitchen, there they prepared and served the specialities that have brought fame to themselves and their restaurants.

Excited by the chance to snatch a little fame for themselves — there is not only beauty but also opportunity in images of that bruised, celebrated body — they are also assailed by shame.

The young people in "Losers in Space" are obsessed with fame, recording themselves and one another in the hopes that one of their clips will get them the attention they need to qualify as celebrities.

His opponents, two players of almost equal fame, bid themselves to six diamonds, a some what inferior contract which needs a three‐two diamond division with the ace well‐placed to succeed.

No longer are they so fixated on narrating their own success — in fact, they seem a bit desensitized to the trappings of fame, reorienting themselves to the street and its familiar touchstones.