Sentences with phrase «because of its celebrity»

What other parenting trends do you think are taking off because of celebrities?

Lalor: «It's funny because Trump came up to Dutchess County in 2012 and a lot of candidates were there and if they took pictures with him because of his celebrity status they certainly didn't put it on the website because of the embarrassment and the baggage attached Trump.»

Lalor repeatedly insisted that party officials are only attending Trump events because of his celebrity status.

Analysts said that while Nixon would get a ton of publicity because of her celebrity, she would have little chance of upsetting the incumbent.

Nowadays, detox teas / diets tend to be interchanged with diet pills (sometimes called weight loss pills) because of celebrities who glamorize and publicize the latter, not realizing the dangers involved.

This looks sober and rich because of its celebrity saree blouse design.

A prime example of one who achieved celebrity because of celebrity, Tila Tequila (born Tila Nguyen) is perhaps best known for racking up a far higher number of «friends» on the Internet social community MySpace than anyone else in that site's history — over two million, according to some sources.

Howardís dream cast also included two other prominent female charactersñJill (played by the beautiful Elizabeth Hurley), the opportunistic actress who dates Ed just because of his celebrity; and Edís eccentric mom, Jeanette (embodied by Sally Kirkland), whose life crumbles when Ed becomes famous.

These incidents grab our attention because of the celebrity status of those involved, but also because such public displays are thought rare.

People have a tendency to overlook Ralph's bad behavior because of his celebrity status.

Would you rather read a diet book that helped 75 % of people lose weight (out of those who finished it) or one that sold 2 million copies because of a celebrity with an airbrushed picture on the cover?

This discussion is a red herring, in my opinion, because you can sit back and say, «Oh, well, Dragon Quest is popular because of marketing; because of celebrity; because it became an institution in the»80s and everybody's still lazily buying the games.»

Not exact matches

This is largely because of Snapchat's poorly - received redesign, which separated the feeds of celebrities and brands from those of regular users.

It is very easy for the celebrity to overvalue the price of a program because «that's what they should be getting.»

The GHD brand is a favorite among celebrity hair stylists because of its reliability and shiny, frizz - free results.

The issue of endorsements is fascinating, because many companies in the health and fitness industry rely on celebrity endorsements.

News of this split came as a shock to many of their fans, in large part because the Dewan - Tatum relationship has been held up as the paragon of celebrity «couple goals» pretty much ever since the pair met on the set of «Step Up» in 2006.

Some successful entrepreneurs today travel around the world, hang out with celebrities, buy properties, swanky cars, sports teams, and whatever their hearts desire because they earn millions (or billions) of dollars a year.

But she also quickly begins to suppress her accent, shed any quirks of personal style and learn how to handle «celebrity» co-workers — the junior analysts able to work less because of family money and influence.

By Friday, though, the celebrity mogul issued a stronger condemnation of the attack in which two South Boston brothers beat and urinated on a homeless man because he looked Hispanic.

Davis said that this gradual growing criticism from celebrities was because their reaction to Obama mirrored the response of the electorate at large.

Enlisting the help of YouTube influencers can take you further than celebrity endorsements — mostly because these video bloggers are celebrities in their own right.

All of this because Gawker irritated a vindictive billionaire, and crossed the vague line between private and public information involving a celebrity — and, perhaps, because Denton was guilty of an excess of hubris.

These groups are of unique importance to brands, because the degree of trust and loyalty amongst these niche subcultures means that once a brand or product or celebrity gains acceptance they are more likely to be embraced.

A lot of celebrities put their name on something like a clothing line and suddenly they come out with 500 SKUs and no one understands how that could happen because there was no culture, no message... they just suddenly appeared.

Companies often hire celebrities to endorse their products because they invoke feelings of trust and familiarity on potential consumers, and Bitcoin Direct is betting that Tyson's face tattoo will do what Walter Cronkite's mustache did for CBS News.

The feeling is less pronounced because I think the preacher probably has much less of an ego and isn't looking for national celebrity status, though he may have it on a much smaller scale.

This will make you look like a real fisherman because everyone else around you will be wasting their time reading newspapers or one of those celebrity gossip magazines.

Others riding on the coat tails of these «minor celebrities» in a very small fish bowl of life... say and do nothing because of their own self interest.

I don't run in the speaker / author minor celebrity circles and so you need to apologize to me I think because you just falsely accused me of «assaulting your character for years.»

J.R.B.: The phrase «celebrity pastor» is a contradiction of terms, but it feels somewhat normal to us in our cultural context because the mindset is so rampant.

Studies show that the Americans most obsessed with the lives of celebrities are particularly unlikely to participate in civic life, but that may be because they're the Americans who are particularly unlikely to have easy access to significant forms of political participation.

Because celebrities are subject to such intense public scrutiny, it is frequently the case that their faith — or lack of faith — is general knowledge.

Because in the face of supermarket tabloids that barely allow a woman's perineum to be stitched up before they are gleefully asking «how she's going to lose the weight» and a celebrity culture that plans a tummy tuck before even nursing the new babe for the first time, we have forgotten how having a baby actually looks on a body.

Because it's a heck of a lot easier to dish it out than it is to eat it up, let me tell you, and I think sometimes we inadvertently perpetuate celebrity culture by railing so loudly against it, by feeding into the caricatures with our derision.

Because, I think, such celebrities live out the dream of many of overcoming humanity — progressing to an extraordinary existence.

I write this blog because, as I have experienced leadership circles in Christianity, I have the strong sense that there are lots of guys out there trying to build an empire, be a minor Christian celebrity, or have people buuys there books, and follow them on Twitter as they tweet about what ind of ice ream they at... hahaa.

Several journalists clearly need a brush - up on People, In Style, and US magazines because people had to call out each celebrity for those of us who were clueless.

But not really sorry, because if you threw away your corn syrup when it started getting a bad rap and celebrity chefs said things like «if there's ONE THING you shouldn't have in your pantry... blah, blah, throw away what makes so many treats delicious ``, you aren't the kind of stand - by - me friend I'm looking for.

There's a myth that's grown up I think because of both the celebrities and because we have all of these vegan junk foods, a lot of processed foods that's kind of expensive.

There's a portion of it where it's trendy and people are more interested in it because there are celebrities that are involved, there's a lot of, there are some activists that are getting more notoriety than others not necessarily because of the work that they do, but just because of the way of the world.

Because Pat is author of the Good Curry Guide, which rates the U.K. curry restaurants, he is quite a celebrity and always an honored guest.

He cherished his dogs because, like all athletes of any celebrity, he had to draw a line between himself and the world, and, like all athletes who own dogs, he trusted his dogs to do the job, to define the line and then to patrol it.

We love celebrity fans because we love celebrities, and we love knowing that deep down, the most famous people in the world are slobbering fools just like the rest of us.

but what most fans do nt understand is behind the scenes a lot of moves go on which they do nt know about... its only what, they want fans to see they dish out... hence the folly of such accusations, because ive also managed celebrities before..

Too many folks criticising Piers Morgan and saying he is not a «proper fan» simply because his celebrity status affords him the privilege of having his opinion publicised hugely.

It's all about celebrity status for big name players, reason most of them refuse to come to England is because titles aren't guaranteed even for the best teams.

Whoever wears The Armband will not, until Rooney finally departs after 2018, be the true England Captain, because absolutely nobody else has that weird cocktail of celebrity, authority, and status that Rooney possesses, and which makes him ideally suited for this incredibly important, totally irrelevant job.

You can't just get in good with some head honcho and expect to make major changes to an establishment like the national school lunch program or the LAUSD's food program with the snap of your fingers because you're a celebrity with lots of energy and a go - getter attitude or a hoard of parents behind you with picket signs.

It seems the fame of some of the curvier celebrities, like Colombian Sofía Vergara — who this year became one of the 32 most powerful women in the world, according to Forbes magazine — must have seduced a lot of dads, because the name Sofía is the leader of our top 100 list for the eighth year in a row.