Sentence examples for true fame from inspiring English sources

Cobain was appearing in actual documentaries even before true fame arrived.

For the rest of the nation it was an aperitif for its true fame to come: when "The Power of Love" was featured in "Back to the Future," garnering the band an Academy Award nomination.

So few British celebrities — so few celebrities, or sportsmen, from any nation on earth — are granted the passport to true fame, of the kind that hops over continents and tramples on the passing of time.

The celebration of true fame as a personal justification......

Since the pH is expected to stay the same in the non-acidified Bligh and Dyer, the results indicate that the high pH in P. tricornutum and N. oculata samples caused the internal standard to be incompletely extracted, thereby overestimating the true FAME-content of the sample.

If that's true – that fame and fortune will soon be inversely proportional to social media exposure – then God help someone like me: someone who can only dream of the level of success attained by Salinger or, uh, Bieber.

But then she unleashes her inner Roxie Hart from "Chicago" and sings about her true desire: fame.

As much as we're brainwashed to believe it to be true, acting, fame and fortune aren't always the stuff of dreams.

But while it was Mr. Timberlake's success in music that allowed him the chance to succeed in film, or TV, or fashion, or baking (who knows?), now the opposite is true: His sustained fame as a polymathic celebrity means there's still an appetite for his music, even if he's out of step with most current trends.

What is the true price of fame?

But Mr. Sanchez said the true hall of fame belongs where it is.