Sentence examples for sudden stardom from inspiring English sources

Sudden stardom can bring forth demons.

Like other athletes, Peacock has also had to deal with sudden stardom.

I thought I was cynical, but you …" Most profess to be taken aback by the sudden stardom.

Amid the discord and failure, the producers have still made room for human-interest stories involving sick family members and sudden stardom after years in the minors.

He is the first to admit that his sudden stardom is at least partly a result of fate: the absence of much competition.

Last summer, she realized that his online musical experiments were starting to generate real-world results, and she arranged for him to go to Samoa at least partly because she was worried about the uncertain effects of sudden stardom.

Concerns over the mental health pressures caused by sudden TV stardom have been raised in the past, for example in the case of Britain's Got Talent runner-up Susan Boyle who was admitted to a London clinic in 2009.

The charismatic and supremely talented Ronda Rousey was on her way to becoming one of UFC's biggest draws, and her sudden rise to stardom led to the creation of a women's UFC bantamweight division.

The film's director, Simon Curtis, and its screenwriters, Frank Cottrell Boyce and Simon Vaughan, have made a timely and bravely unsparing cautionary tale about the poisonous effects of sudden and unwanted stardom.

The sudden end of his stardom disoriented him, he said.

By now, everyone knows that Jeremy Lin's sudden ascent to N.B.A. stardom came close to not happening.