Examples of 'cause celebre' in a sentence
Meaning of "cause celebre"
cause celebre ~ a controversial issue or incident that attracts widespread public attention and debate
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- Alternative form of cause célèbre
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I hear you are presiding over a cause celebre.
A political cause celebre taken away.
The case became a huge cause celebre.
She has become a cause celebre as a victim of the system.
My source says it was some kind of local cause celebre.
Make it a cause celebre.
I think she wants to be seen as some sort of cause celebre.
His case has become something of cause celebre among medical marijuana advocates.
Cause celebre is not a French phrase.
From new york has become a cause celebre.
It is a cause celebre across the whole of Europe.
Every period has its own cause celebre.
The case has been a cause celebre nationally for critics of the Church of Scientology.
It has become the cause celebre.
Her case becomes a cause celebre for LGBT and African American civil rights activists.
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This has become a cause celebre.
Last year 's cause celebre was the changing of the school mascot.
Became a bit of a cause celebre.
But her cause celebre is staged shootings . She promotes all kinds of conspiracies.
It becomes a total cause celebre.
She is quite the cause celebre - the girl who found the Paradise Baby.
Suddenly it was the cause celebre.
The current cause celebre needs no introduction. This is Miss Dicey Hunt.
And now i am cause celebre.
A Virginia professor is trying to turn the synagogue into a cause celebre.
I became her cause celebre.
It 's astonishing that such a case has become such a cause celebre.
It became a cause celebre.
I just want to keep on living here as a goat farmer, not as a cause celebre.
The case becomes a cause celebre among the British.
One suspects it might become a sort of… cause celebre.
The case soon turned into a cause celebre for the anti-globalization movement.
Working with other NGOs, they turned their campaign into an international cause celebre.
The case quickly became a cause celebre for the MEK.
In short, the elected congressman From new york has become a cause celebre.
The bombing and subsequent trial became a cause celebre for the American labor movement.
By the third year, the Akitsiraq program had become a cause celebre.
Rolle 's name is associated with a cause celebre of international law.
I mean, God forbid a tampon gets left unflushed in a toilet somewhere . It becomes a total cause celebre.
Submarine warfare was manufactured into a cause celebre to push us into war.
Secondly, all accounts agree the case became not just a national, but an international, cause celebre.
Image caption Chelsea Manning has become a cause celebre for transgender rights.
With Rothschild 's real identity known, the case quickly became a cause celebre.
Well, today it would be a cause celebre among the parents, I am sure.
Woodchucks . Now Marianne had a new cause celebre.
His name was Kaspar Hauser and his case became a cause celebre throughout Europe.
Now Marianne had a new cause celebre.
In the meantime, Rahmani has become a cause celebre in Morocco.
It 's the game that 's become a cause celebre.
Oh, you might call it a, uh … a cause celebre.
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