Sentence examples for a less popularized from inspiring English sources

It was only at the end of my second trip to Tana Toraja that I heard of a less popularized and much more unusual Torajan death ritual, "tomb sweeping," taken to a morbid extreme.

Apple has a strong case: "App Store" was more or less popularized by them.

A Well, less and less and less.

Barn-raising, a practice popularized by 19th-century U.S. farming communities, accomplishes several things.

Before very long, it was rebranded as "Web 2.0" — a term popularized by Tim O'Reilly and John Battelle, who from 2004 onwards organized a series of conferences under this banner.

Then, in 1938 Duvivier was invited to Hollywood to direct The Great Waltz, a lavish, popularized version of Johann Strauss's life.

This is a technique (popularized, it seems fair to mention, by Paula Peck, the late cookbook writer) that renders just about all the fat.

When growth did come, it led to social pathologies like narcissism, a term popularized by sociologist Christopher Lasch.

And in his (Petzoldt 1906) is a somewhat popularized retelling of the history of philosophy seen through the critical eyes of his heroes Mach and Avenarius.

In the United States of America, patriotism is a highly popularized sentiment.

This conclusion matches up with a sweeping academic theory and a more popularized feeling about recent technology gains.