Sentence examples for which fame from inspiring English sources

The speed with which fame can grow in the age of the internet is dizzying.

The distance on which fame usually depends here sustains the unwarranted presumption of intimacy.

But overall, this smooth, sugary movie is a reassuring fantasy in which fame seems a lark.

That may be true, but there are areas in which fame is not the deciding factor.

Bellow is ruefully aware of the false position in which fame and seniority have placed him.

"Chicago," you see, portrays a country in which fame has become the most valuable and versatile currency of the realm.

It will be interesting to see which fame-hungry poet decides he or she can abandon them.

And he was the last to do so, which is fame of a sort.

"Andro," which gained fame after baseball slugger Mark McGwire admitted using it, metabolizes into the illegal steroid testosterone.

Rollers, which gained fame as ancient Egypt's sacred giant scarabs, are "fun to watch," said Dr. Kaufman, although he added that "tunnelers are also very neat".

(Here's another biopic in which, when fame messes up the hero, his girlfriend ruefully announces, "I don't know who you are any more").