Sentence examples for Public popularity from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand, he gained tremendously in public popularity".

By confronting readers with Hitler's charisma, the author highlights the role that public popularity played in Hitler's rise to power.

Due to availability of cell phone sensors to the public, popularity of professional sensors and the advent of stereo sensors, a question raised about which imaging sensor can lead to more accurate and complete model.

With his party and officialdom against him, Mr Koizumi limps on only because of his public popularity, part of which he owes to Mrs Tanaka.

Francis enjoys a rare degree of public popularity, but in the Synod on the Family he faces an unusual degree of dissent within the Vatican.

He gained a significant boost in public popularity (much of which has now dissipated) from the rapid and relatively bloodless takeover of the peninsula.

With 265 million visits to public libraries last year, popularity isn't the problem.

During her many years of public seclusion the popularity of the "Royal Malingerer" plummeted.

Yet his public visibility and popularity also pose a special problem, which became apparent even before he took office last year.

During her absence from the public view, her popularity grew rather than faded, contrary to the junta's hopes.

Since 2004, when prosecutors dropped a sexual-assault case against him and he issued a public apology, his popularity has been on the rise.