Sentence examples for immense fame from inspiring English sources
"Despite his immense fame," she added, "his truth will never be forgotten".
Starting out from less than nowhere, he achieved immense fame, wealth and success, and lived well past the eventual fading of the epic-length career.
But Mr. Bedford never shared the immense fame and fortune his predecessor enjoyed from his work redesigning London's skyline after the Great Fire of 1666.
Ira Aldridge, a New Yorker who moved to England when he was in his teens, achieved immense fame in mid-nineteenth-century Europe, mesmerizing kings, emperors, and, it would seem, Richard Wagner with his renditions of Shakespeare.
Thirty years after he attained immense fame and fortune and bade farewell to down-at-the-heels Freehold forever, Mr. Springsteen is still working his Everydude act for all it is worth.
In a 1992 Vanity Fair interview conducted in the same Bel Air home referred to by Ireland, described as "a surprisingly modest ranch-style number", Taylor conceded her initial HIV activism was greeted by hostility from some people – but she nonetheless wanted to use her immense fame for good.
Stanley Price's James Joyce and Italo Svevo: The Story of a Friendship (Somerville) was a simply adorable book; I was chuckling for days afterwards whenever I thought of the absurd fairytale ending, as both his heroes, against all likelihood, gained immense international fame.
From his larger than life Seamless ad campaign to talks of a Comedy Central show, just last week it seemed like The Fat Jew was about to catapult his immense Internet fame to IRL heights.
He did not want, as it turned out, fame and immense wealth.
What was once an idea shaped around getting a good home, a good job, and the possibility of higher education has been exploited for this idea of ultimate fame and immense fortune.
