Sentence examples for importance of fame from inspiring English sources
And, as both Miley Cyrus's career trajectory and research findings suggest, the importance of fame is more prominent than ever before.
A new study conducted at U.C.L.A. by the Children's Digital Media Center@LA underscores the increasing cultural importance of fame among young people.
Other research from UCLA discovered a link between social media use and the perception of the importance of fame among 9 to 15 year olds.
They attached a greater importance to fame than to life.
And charities are quick to understand the importance of using that fame.
Above all else, it is Weyman's firm disregard for the importance of money and fame, his dedication to imposture for imposture's sake, that sets him apart from most other impostors in history.
Podhoretz saw himself as the one intellectual willing to tell the truth about the importance of money and fame and social status to supposedly high-minded people, and in telling it he imagined that all of these would accrue to him in greater amounts.
By that time Ibn Baṭṭūṭah was already a man of some importance and fame, with a large train of attendants and followers and also with his own harem of legal wives and concubines.
Many philosophical debates surface from this mild-mannered story centered around the power of one man's beliefs, such as the price of fame, the importance of family, and the age-old battle of good and evil (in a very understated way).
The Song wares went out of favour, and the old factories sank into obscurity, while the fame and importance of the great porcelain town of Jingdezhen, near the Boyang Lake in Jiangxi province, overshadowed all the rest.
