cause celebre

His case became a cause celebre of the cold war's early years.

The case has become something of a cause celebre in the legal community.

But what is a cause celebre when you come to think of it?

Why has this case become a cause celebre when others do not?

No matter; she became a cause celebre for the war hawks.

What had flared as a cause celebre quickly died out.

The case became a cause celebre, with extensive press coverage.

The issue became a campus cause celebre, attracting national news attention.

His casting was a cause celebre of the film publicity.

The occasion provides Homer with a cause celebre in 2000.

Her death has become a cause celebre here among politicians and citizens alike.

He became a cause celebre among many police officers, who attended his trial every day.

Neither side seemed inclined to make a cause celebre of the accident.

Partly because of this link, animals have become a cause celebre.

The scene helped make the movie a cause celebre in Germany on its release.

Ice cream cones became a cause celebre in the campaign.

"It's become almost a cause celebre to wear something with an animal on it."

Their case became a cause celebre and they were pardoned after two years.

His hostess calls in the press and he becomes a cause celebre.

Secondly, all accounts agree the case became not just a national, but an international, cause celebre.

He saw the potential for becoming a cause celebre.

The size of the contingency quickly became a cause celebre with many parties to the rate case.

The case becomes a cause celebre among the British.

The incident captured the attention of Israeli media and became a cause celebre.

With Rothschild's real identity known, the case quickly became a cause celebre.