Sentence examples for awfully popular from inspiring English sources
"She was awfully popular," Ms. Kaufman Schneider recalled recently over lunch at her apartment in the East 60's.
Written in a frenzied, layered style, O'Neill's play is filled with extraordinary energy and something that's not awfully popular these days: compassion for male pain.
For a series of actions intended to counter a far-right or even fascist movement in Ukraine, Putin's actions in Ukraine are awfully popular with actual European far-right and fascist movements.
I thought it was an awfully thin sound, but it wound up being very popular".
And Web sites like Facebook, MySpace and LinkedIn have grown hugely popular by making sharing bigger, faster, easier and awfully fun.
But some Republican politicians support legal weed, and if both the White House and popular opinion coalesced behind a proposal, it would be awfully hard to stop.
The country singer Kenny Chesney has worked awfully hard to earn the title his press kit confers: "the most popular live music act of the 21st century".
But the NBA is also awfully unpopular in some quarters for a thing that presumably wants to be popular in all quarters, and generally for some awfully dumb and occasionally actually ugly reasons.
After all, Sunrise is home to awfully little besides a 2,383,906-square-foot shopping behemoth and our country's least popular NHL team.
More than 2.6m copies have been sold on video and DVD, and the popular cable channel Comedy Central has run it more than 30 times, making it awfully hard to miss.
The high yield makes them popular with many mortgage REITs because their presence in a portfolio can make the fund look awfully attractive to investors.
