Sentence examples for stardom points from inspiring English sources

Diane Negra, in her book Off-White Hollywood: American Culture and Ethnic Female Stardom, points out that while The Great Mutato impregnates both Shaineh Berkowitz and Elizabeth Pollidori without their consent or knowledge, it is "an oversimplification" to label the monster as a rapist, because both Berkowitz and Pollidori "desire for children through unconventional means".

But what about the huge numbers of so-called "social media experts" swimming around the internet ready to take your money, promising social media stardom, eagerly pointing to their own huge follower tally?

But the night before he streaked into stardom, with a 25-point game against the Nets, Lin crashed with Fields in White Plains.

That makes thematic sense: by this point her stardom has finally dimmed, and Taylor, married to the Virginia senator John Warner, is spending much of her time alone, eating bowl after bowl of chili from a refrigerator in her bedroom.

But stardom spun his head.

Her stardom was such at this point that she was billed merely as "Garbo" for the film.

That many of the Beats went on to achieve a potent stardom is almost beside the point.

Tuck noted, however, that his historical reference point for Notre Dame stardom was Joe Montana — a quarterback whose tenure in South Bend, Ind., ended in 1978.

(Stardom is a predictable fate The point is forgotten but somehow still missed).

The family is very proud of what Uncle Andy has achieved, but at this point his global stardom has stretched beyond anything we could have ever imagined.

Yet Douglas points out that real stardom came relatively late, when he was nudging middle age, with the gaudy double-header of Fatal Attraction and Wall Street.