Sentences with phrase «how much fame»
«I have always believed,» he said, «that no matter how much fame a man has, he should live a simple life.»
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OTTAWA — Canadians have much to learn from Germany's famed apprenticeship system despite doubts it could succeed in Canada, Jason Kenney said as he wrapped up a fact - finding mission into how the European powerhouse streams its youth into skilled trades.
I don't know how much he consciously thinks about the fame thing, but he loves entertaining people and getting people to react to him.
Finally, we've got some data showing exactly how much the average Hall of Fame candidate moves up in the balloting over the years.
No, I'd love to find the player who was offered chances to use, the player who understood how much more money and playing time and fame he was giving up.
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«No matter how much success you have, no matter how many opportunities, fame, fortune, no matter how many accept you to your face, the person that really needs to accept you is you.»
I don't know how much the M. Night Shyamalan comparisons get bandied about in his home, but Godse, whose novel was apparently a Top 5 bestseller in India, is an awful actor, and though the film's ensemble cast features American Radio Hall of Fame inductee Myron Cope as well as Emmy - winning TV personality Dave Crawley, for the most part this is strictly amateur hour.
Hence, stepping into the shoes of James Bond was never my thing, regardless of how much I enjoyed the gameplay of the famed GoldenEye.
Frostrup has a track record of using her fame for good, even creating her own foundation called the Gender Rights and Equality Action Trust (GREAT) so she is well - aware of how much small international development organisations rely on volunteers and the generosity of celebrities to get the word out and the work done.
No matter how much you are self - motivated, we still all crave for a bit of praise, money, and fame that serves as a boost to our self - esteem.
Partly I wanted a goshawk because I knew how hard it would be for me; they're famed for their fearful nature as much as for their predatory power.
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More than anything, the installation reminds you how much of a «1990s artist» Mr. Landers is; in the current art world his professed ambivalence about fame and fortune seems as dated as his grunge hairstyle.
The pause now threatens to expose how much scientists sold their souls for cash and fame, warns emeritus professor Garth Paltridge, author of The Climate Caper: Facts and Fallacies of Global Warming and a former chief research scientist with the CSIRO Division of Atmospheric Research: