Sentence examples for attaining popularity from inspiring English sources

But the utility of fuzzy logic and other such techniques in various branches of neurosciences has been attaining popularity in the last decade.

Before the pacer attained popularity late in the 19th century, it was a despised horse.

After four years of grueling road work, the band attained popularity with prestigious engagements at New York's Lafayette Theatre and Cotton Club in 1933 34.

Whatever the victories of postfeminism or laid-back office culture, the fishnet, which first attained popularity worn over nude hose in the mid-19th century, still carries too much sexual weight for some environments.

A few of his works, the play Ranke Viljer og 2 × 2 = 5 (1906; 2 × 2 = 5) and two collections of short stories, Menneskenes Børn (1894; Children of Men) and En "Bohéme" (1894; A Bohemian), attained popularity abroad.

This 'Comparatio' tradition would not only attain popularity in printed works but would provide an alternative model for teaching philosophy and natural science in university settings, where Peripatetic views had long held the field.

The Tempest did not attract a significant amount of attention before the closing of the theatres in 1642, and only attained popularity after the Restoration, and then only in adapted versions.

Tells of the latest theatrical news, opera debuts, and music which is attaining world popularity in operas like "Schwanda" and "Wozeck".

People who tend to highly value attaining wealth, popularity, or attractiveness tend to be less well-off emotionally than people who value self-fulfillment and being there for others.

Christian Soldiers," and his song "The Lost Chord" attained great popularity.

The service has attained mass popularity without much time to develop an organic users' culture.