Sentence examples for increasing celebrity from inspiring English sources

Even now, with a retreat to flee to, he is wary of his increasing celebrity.

Boreman's relationship with Traynor began as complete hell, and – though it did not improve – her increasing celebrity gradually allowed her more independence.

The idea is to appeal to what she calls an "upmarket" readership of Manhattanites and suburban commuters, and to capitalize on the increasing celebrity of business leaders.

'There was an enormous backlash then from families who thought he was blaming them for their children's mental illness.' His own family was the first casualty of Laing's increasing celebrity.

Despite his disdain for public life, Tchaikovsky now participated in it both as a consequence of his increasing celebrity and because he felt it his duty to promote Russian music.

While he still felt a disdain for public life, Tchaikovsky now participated in it for two reasons his increasing celebrity, and what he felt was his duty to promote Russian music.

First came her post-Commonwealth Games depression in late 1998, when she quickly grew weary of the interest in her private life that accompanied her increased celebrity.

Some staff bemoaned increased celebrity coverage, and the use of attractive women – and some men – to sell the paper, to which Alton's response was typically blunt.

This increased celebrity has led to him hiding away most days, retreating underneath an escalator where he keeps his small number of belongings and a camping mattress, which he received from supporters after 50 days of sleeping on chairs or a blanket.

Television makes public officials seem more familiar and less mysterious, decreasing their authority while increasing their celebrity.

The turn only increased his celebrity.