Sentence examples for Vast popular from inspiring English sources

The generals, citing the vast popular uprising against Mr. Morsi, disputed that it was a coup.

Like the Spielberg movie, they suggest a vast popular hunger for religious experience.

Sagan's grandiosity helped him gain a vast popular audience; it also hurt his cause.

The outcry over those accusations swelled into a vast popular uprising that drove Mr. Estrada from office last month.

Slobodan Milosevic, bowing to a vast popular uprising against him, resigned as president of Yugoslavia, ending 13 years of rule.

Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy, like Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, was persecuted for decades, commands vast popular support and would probably win an election held tomorrow.

When Kylie went from being an Antipodean chart moppet to a Nick Cave duettee, when she raunched up her image from girl next door to SexKylie, it seemed to mean something vast for popular culture.

Famous as a city without zoning, Houston is a sprawling metropolis, laced with highways as serpentine as ant tunnels, a place so vast that popular myth holds that a motorist can drive for an hour at 55 miles an hour and never get from one end of the city to the other.

Therefore, in this second part, I would like to share five other songs that the casual fan may not know or remember, from the Beatles' vast and popular catalogue.

"Shocking people…also means inuring them," she wrote of the famous poster of Robert Morris half-naked wearing a Nazi helmet, "as Nazi material enters the vast repertory of popular iconography usable for the ironic commentaries of Pop Art".

"The problem is that the vast majority of popular shoes are made for the so-called average person," he said.