Sentence examples for achievement popularity from inspiring English sources

The new top-five values were "fame," "achievement", "popularity," "image" and "financial success" (with "self-centered" and "power" close behind) and latest bottom-five values were "spiritualism," "tradition," "security," "conformity" and "benevolence" (with "community feeling" to follow).

While Schmidt may have lacked some of the achievements, popularity and bonhomie of other German leaders, the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine said Tuesday, "he trumped them all by combining elegance and power".

According to this woman's Wikipedia, her most notable achievements are singing on "Thank Abba for the Music" and (shockingly) achieving "popularity in Australia".

Mind you the leader Jose Maria Olazabal led from a position of achievement,success popularity and respect which is long since impossible for the aforementioned duo to copy.

And partly because the ruling coalition has failed to translate its economic achievements into popularity.

It's not based on people's achievements, their popularity or their contribution to society.

While the Brits board claim that they "typically celebrate the highest levels of achievement, reflecting commercial popularity and chart success", the success of black soul singers has been notably brushed over this year – even though they make the very style of music many of the white nominees are lauded for.

It seems that these days most people take 'busyness' as a sign of achievement, productivity, and popularity.

You know, achievement is not a popularity contest.

But artistic achievement, critical accolades and popularity among the public clearly hold no sway with Bafta.

His military achievements won him great popularity, nonetheless, and were appreciated by later historians.