Sentence examples for overwhelming fame from inspiring English sources

Scheduled in prime time right opposite the hugely popular Milton Berle (dubbed "Mr. Television" for his overwhelming fame and dominant viewer ratings), Bishop Sheen gave the man America also called "Uncle Miltie" all the competition he could handle.

With Pretty Baby came fame, and overwhelming fame at that: "I remember being terrified, caught in a huge crowd, a pair of scissors appearing from the corner of my eye as a fan tried to cut my hair off," Shields later recalled of her appearances at Cannes film festival.

She talked about how overwhelming her sudden fame was, describing it as "a demolition ball".

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Now fame is overwhelming him.

Then there's the second-best photograph: Caitlyn in her dressing room, eyes closed, in soft light, like the kid before the television in the old MTV ad, as if surrendering to the overwhelming force of something: fame?

The fame was overwhelming at times because you never really realize how many people television truly reaches.

Football players, like Angelinos, are quite literally killing themselves on the off chance that they will beat the overwhelming odds and achieve fame and glory.

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

I mean, The Beatles and I went to India for ourselves at first because fame had become extraordinarily overwhelming.

But the fame and years of hype proved overwhelming, culminating in a lengthy, public feud with the U.S.T.A. His performance this year, with a victory over fourth-ranked Andy Murray and Young's first ATP semifinal appearance, in Washington, speaks to progress realized, somewhat.