Sentence examples for apparent popularity from inspiring English sources

The only topic of conversation more popular that Bolaño was Bolaño's apparent popularity.

"Yet despite the enduring appeal and apparent popularity of these coming attractions, modern trailer releases arrive with a perceived popular stigma - the presumption that they actively mislead or deceive audiences.

Instead it uses its own algorithms that balance a page's freshness against its apparent popularity.

Everyone, however, is swept away by the apparent popularity of Mr Peña Nieto.

Watson's position and the environmentalists' reaction should hardly be surprising -- considering his apparent popularity with the oil industry.

The apparent popularity of the idea has left some bristling at the notion of Canada as a second-rate alternative.

Being connected to the relatively popular Doge might have been one of the causes for his own apparent initial popularity.

Eventually the gains become apparent and popularity is revived.

Calm and upbeat, he showed no sign of concern at his apparent flagging popularity.

A class issue in sexual energy may be suggested by the apparent striking popularity of Victoria's Secret and its racy lingerie among multiracial lower-middle-class and working-class patrons, even in suburban shopping malls, which otherwise trend toward the white middle class.

The likelihood that we'll finally see the Zune phone is more than apparent with popularity of the iPhone, announcement of Android and the downfall of WinMo.