Sentence examples for pressures of fame from inspiring English sources

Statement on the pressures of fame?

But she could not handle the pressures of fame and fled to Stonington.

It said the girls are "falling victim to the pressures of fame".

Nor does he think the rising pressures of fame had anything to do with it.

Denenberg is forthright but delicate about Elvis's drug use, explaining how the pressures of fame fueled the star's growing addictions.

They're certainly sharp enough to sidestep the classic pitfall of the newly successful rapper complaining about the pressures of fame.

He played a few bars from two of her songs, then suggested pressure of fame had contributed to her death.

When Florence Ballard begins behaving erratically with the Supremes, Berry darkly intones: "The pressure of fame is vicious.

Drake – Over It's the question we're all asking: how on earth does Drake cope with the pressure of fame?

But recent days saw a backlash against Boyle, who was accused of four-letter outbursts at her hotel and faced speculation that she would not be able to cope with the pressure of fame.

It was with the publication of The Selfish Gene in 1976 that he was pushed into the spotlight and over the subsequent decades he has had to adapt to the environmental pressure of fame.