stardom的示例

• This yoking of ' ' violence and stardom ' ' has the effect of making the criminal both familiar and strange, ordinary and extraordinary.

• The discussion of stardom seemed to be rather descriptive to my mind, and the consideration of the audience again rather truncated.

• Here, too, one reads a story of a life torn between innate decency and the demands of modern stardom.

• Being one of the first systematic studies on the cultural history of rock stardom, it certainly deserves its place on academic bookshelves.

• It appears through the humour and lack of respect that undermine existing hierarchies of stardom and of genre.

• He was transfixed, as will become clear, by the notion of two-dollar stardom.

• The critical engagement with technology continued, but on a level that was never considered beneath the overwhelming glare of media stardom.

• It would be clichéd but not inaccurate to say that this film 'catapulted him into stardom'.

• It thereafter became her signature part and propelled her to operatic stardom.

• Vaudeville by itself could never have conferred two-dollar stardom on him.

• The visual elements constructing the stage scene (subtle backlighting, the glamorous backing vocal team, professional dancers and an exuberant audience), all work together to create a generalised discourse of stardom-as-otherness.

• Often featuring other technologies of musical stardom, the radio and recording, the plots of these films revolve around the various comic situations that the confusion of identity implies.

• This is equally true of the period when they are relatively unknown, of their rise to stardom and, indeed, of the struggles which they have to remain stars.

• I am glad of the opportunity to introduce a debate on the supply, marketing and prices of the potato, or how did the humble "spud" achieve stardom?

• The years that ensued saw him establish as a man of natural talent, excelling in acting and handling his stardom with finesse and humility.