Sentence examples for personal fame from inspiring English sources

Men of God are not interested in gaining personal fame.

He contrasted his haste with Darwin's patient amassing of evidence, his disregard for "immediate personal fame".

We frequently receive manuscripts in which people promote ideas and theories without adequate data, usually in pursuit of personal fame or monetary gain.

Lyons' personal fame – guest appearances in Girls and a turn at Solange Knowles's wedding – was said to be shading her J Crew role.

Perhaps because the A-list clients came with relative ease, Ms. Grubman took publicist ambition to the next level: personal fame.

For the real Henry VIII those were the relevant points of reference when it came to the pursuit of personal fame and national renown.

Although Dr. F. "never sought personal profit or fame...the American Cranberry Exchange's publication Cranberry World, honored him with the title 'No. 1 Cranberry Specialist'".

Famewhores".' But she has wanted every Twilight film to be successful and knows it's not popular to complain about the personal costs of fame.

As a counterculture bon vivant, Marianne Faithfull has allowed her personal history of fame and disaster to feed her image as a post-rock Piaf.

In it, doctors deviate incorrectly from standard practice either for perceived personal gains of fame or out of demands from such patients.

Although Dr. F. "never sought personal profit or fame...the American Cranberry Exchange's publication Cranberry World, honored him with the title 'No. 1 Cranberry Specialist'"..