Sentence examples for a remarkable popularity from inspiring English sources

IN the last two decades the history of the family has enjoyed a remarkable popularity, partly, I think, because of the titillation to be derived from seeing others as we see ourselves.

It is enjoyed by rich and poor, young and old, men and women -- a remarkable popularity for a product that rots the teeth and stains them red, leaving the frequent user with the smile of a loser in a street brawl.

As the nation prepares to celebrate, there is little doubt that most northerners will be toasting the good health of a monarchy which retains as remarkable popularity.

A technique that has gained remarkable popularity in the past ten years as means for studying white matter integrity is Diffusion Tensor MRI (DTI), used to image, in vivo, the diffusion of water molecules in brain tissue.

Whatever the reasons for its remarkable popularity, Badoo is a great business story.

Mr Bouchard's frustrated federalist opponents might do well to focus on the reason for his remarkable popularity.

Yes, classical music had achieved remarkable popularity in Depression and wartime America, but it was failing to put down deep cultural roots.

Garibaldi was reviled by the pope and many crowned heads of Europe, but he enjoyed remarkable popularity among republicans and liberals everywhere.

This paper analyzes the remarkable popularity of William Paley's argument from design among contemporary naturalists in biology and the philosophy of science.

You might think that with the remarkable popularity of TV survival shows, everyone would already know all they need to know to live through getting lost.

Georgetown Cupcake, the bakery launched by Sophie LaMontagne ’00 and her sister, Katherine Kallinis, has achieved remarkable popularity in the two years since it opened on the corner of 33rd and M streets in Washington, D.C.