Sentence examples for a sort of popular from inspiring English sources

"Inventing Herself" is a sort of popular history of the modern feminist intellectual from Mary Wollstonecraft to Hillary Clinton.

Of course, reporting on the business side of movies is important, and so, for that matter, is celebrity journalism — both offer behind-the-scenes stories that converge on the process of filmmaking and inflect the act of viewing, and both offer a sort of popular and practical reflexivity that's akin to the artistic reflexivity of modernist cinema.

Of course, reporting on the business side of movies is important, and so, for that matter, is celebrity journalism both offer behind-the-scenes stories that converge on the process of filmmaking and inflect the act of viewing, and both offer a sort of popular and practical reflexivity that's akin to the artistic reflexivity of modernist cinema.

It is a sort of popular myth in films and television that siblings always adore each other — they sit on each other's beds and cry and all that.

I have a sort-of popular YouTube channel and I have spoken of my own dealings with a bully.

@MarkTrainer Even those with an aversion to any sort of popular music from the last 40 years will have some notion of what This Charming Man is all about.

Then she made Heathers, an anti-teen movie, in which she plays sort-of popular girl Veronica Sawyer, who kills off the school's queen bee and frames it as suicide.

This is a familiar story in the Middle East, where any sort of popular sovereignty has tended to unleash the furies and drive minorities into exile.

These governments will continue to act regardless of any sort of popular approval – and certainly regardless of any approval of mine.

"The monarchies endured for so long not because of any sort of popular legitimacy but because they could depend on enormous external support.

Only the most local delegates are selected by any sort of popular vote, and even there, elections are stacked to perpetuate the status quo.