Sentence examples for sort of fame from inspiring English sources

Alan Cumming has a funny sort of fame.

Drake had used the Internet as a springboard to the old-fashioned sort of fame.

She says she finds her sort of fame "bothersome and disturbing.

Tempted by that sort of fame and adulation, what might I do?

But the episode in Blue John Canyon brought him a different sort of fame.

That sort of fame is like a skin rash that needs to be treated.

Even her embrace of mainstream pop came off as a sort of fame-based thought experiment.

If the dictionary's 59,879 entries try to steer clear of transient celebrity, they do not any longer shun the sort of widespread fame that sheds light on an evolving society.

Valeriya is not a novelty act, and is dismissive of the sort of passing fame offered by programmes such as Pop Idol.

Could you imagine that?" Does she think that she has had a pretty narrow escape from that sort of intense fame?

A person to share all sorts of interests...'. and suddenly she cackles, witchily, 'as well as sex.' Her peculiar sort of UHT fame has always got in the way of relationships.