Sentence examples for universal fame from inspiring English sources

Few pop stars achieve such universal fame and derision as Gary Numan suddenly did in 1979.

Yet he is one of those laureates for whom the prize has not translated into universal fame.

Regular weight (about 3.50 grams, 54 grains) and fineness won the fiorino universal fame and wide imitation; double florins were introduced in 1504.

Some of his predecessors may have been in too much of a hurry, he said, too eager to distance Armstrong from his roots and catapult him to universal fame.

So too then has your ability to make music that truly touches those anonymous thousands in the darkened crowd before you on the stage become obscured behind the blinding lights of universal fame and obscene wealth.

Croatian naive painting, through a simple depiction of the timeless concerns of men and women, struck a universal chord in the mid- to late 20th century and brought worldwide fame to its main exponents, Ivan Generalić, Ivan Rabuzin, and Ivan Lacković-Croata Lacković-Croata

So, while it will rain like "black cats and Frankenweenies" over the midatlantic, this is not some spell conjured upon us by great external forces….unless you believe in the monster flicks of Universal Stuidios fame!

Two holiday albums — Kelly Clarkson's "Wrapped in Red" (RCA) and "Duck the Halls: A Robertson Family Christmas" by the family of "Duck Dynasty" fame (Universal Nashville) — come in at Nos. 3 and 4, with Ms. Clarkson's collection selling 70,000 copies, and the Robertsons's album selling 69,000.

They had to be killed, and heroes dreamt of slaying dragons to gain universal and eternal fame.

If the rates population change continue on the track they have for the last two decades, by 2035, non-Hispanic whites will be outnumbered by minorities in the U.S. Despite the racial progress that proceeded Lupita's swift rise to fame, universal ideals of beauty within America are shifting but they're not disappearing.

So, it's hard to believe that the dapper gent who strolls over and sits on the sofa less than a foot away is the most famous footballer ever, the only serious rival to Muhammad Ali in terms of global fame and universal iconhood.