Sentence examples for type of fame from inspiring English sources
"I don't think there's any way you could forecast that type of fame and notoriety".
I've come to accept that, when an artist or a writer achieves a certain type of fame, anything he or she comes in contact with becomes extraordinarily valuable.
"It set me off from other young artists and gave me my first taste of a type of fame, which I didn't know how to handle.
He described "a sense of alienation that comes with fame in general, and certainly the type of fame that I had — this particular teen-idol thing that I still don't understand.
By Thessaly La Force March 1, 2009 I've come to accept that, when an artist or a writer achieves a certain type of fame, anything he or she comes in contact with becomes extraordinarily valuable.
This battle took place on social media between practitioners of old-fashioned fame, such as Swift, and the modern type of fame, such as Kardashian, posing questions about the myriad ways it is possible to become famous at a time when traditional household names can carry less digital relevance – and less earning power – than Instagram-famous teens.
She has handled herself about as perfectly as anyone -- 13 or 43 -- with this type of overnight fame and media scrutiny could.
FAMEs were identified by reference to the retention time of FAME standards (Sigma, St . Louis MO).
He's the type of rapper whose fame mainly resides in the hood, which is important if you want to be a successful street rapper.
It shows that temporary celebrity -- the "fifteen minutes of fame" type -- is highly unusual and exists primarily in the bottom tiers of the fame hierarchy, such as when a whistle blower makes news or a pilot successfully lands a plane on a river.
Further, including possible confounders (performer type, continent, ethnicity, gender, age of fame, year of birth and year reached fame) in logistic regression analysis maintained the impact of increasing ACEs on cause of death (Wald=8.95, p<0.005; AOR 2.40; 95%CIs 1.35 to 4.25).
