Sentence examples for a high popular from inspiring English sources

It is now a high popular art, like jazz.

The Washington Post raised similar concerns the next day, after talking to several cardiologists, in an article called "What cardiologists think about the Apple Watch's heart-tracking feature": making these types of measurements in such a high popular product could generate unjustified anxiety and unnecessary visits to the GP.

"We have won twice as many states as Senator Clinton, and have a higher popular vote, and I think we can maintain our delegate count.

But in 2011, the opposition won an unprecedented six seats, along with an unusually high popular vote of close to 40percentt, in what was seen as a demand by voters for more accountability and responsiveness in its leaders.

I like what he says but I have one question: Would Mr. Vance have behaved exactly the same had the "perp" been a high-profile, popular American on a trajectory to the White House by 2012?

The Times soon reported on its front page that Kennedy was at "a high point in popular support".

Last night a BBC spokeswoman said it had left Churchill until last to finish on a high with a popular figure.

In fact the deportation of Romanian Jews was slow and inefficient despite a high degree of popular antisemitism.

Don't assume a high price or popular brand means quality.

India has entered an era of fractured politics in which no party has a high share of the popular vote.

"We priced 'Adams' at $35 with a hope and a prayer and a gulp, because that is a high price for a popular book," Ms. Reidy recalled.