Sentence examples for famous feel from inspiring English sources

Ever since Levittown was built America has become a progressively more informal place, one where social distinctions get played down, where even the rich and famous feel compelled at least to act like normal suburbanites, and where hierarchical distinctions like high and low-brow -- which are fundamentally urban distinctions -- come to seem quaint.

It consists of a puppetlike self-portrait; he wears a version of Beuys's famous felt suit and hangs limply by his collar like a naughty pup.

The lack of freedom afforded to you by being famous feels a bit like "having your limbs cut off", Kristen Stewart told press at the Cannes film festival.

Lugosi and Lucan transcend the junk script, the music hall frivolity, the piffle of popular entertainment, and as actors show the confidence their famous characters feel in being themselves, their natural awareness and familiarity.

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I asked him why these famous girls feel the need to release a sex tape -- is it the money?

While awaiting the delivery of your own pint of Arthur's famous product, feel free to impress your friends with the tale of Saint Patrick ridding Eire of the snakes.

He once told me: "Being famous never feels normal.

He comes across as someone who, though famous, still feels genuinely grateful and maybe even a little lucky.

At the time, becoming part of Baden-Powell's famous organisation felt very grown up.

Apart from the port wine lodges for which it is famous, Oporto feels refreshingly uninterested in tourism.