Politicians seem anxious to appear with the pope, too, suggesting that the political class needs the church to bolster its popular appeal amid a string of scandals and desperately low popularity ratings.
Bolstered by its popularity with her pupils, and confident about its concept and execution, Minarik took the book to a publisher in New York.
Bolstered by its popularity, he added to his fame by publishing a variety of short stories and essays in the magazines Revue de Paris, La Caricature, and La Mode.
That diversity has bolstered its performance.
Goldman has recently bolstered its female presence on its board.
He will be the first president who does not belong to a political party, which may bolster his popularity but also make it harder to avoid Berlin's snares.
His quick response and efficient management of foreign aid helped bolster his popularity.
Pliant courts can be relied upon to convict unpopular fatcats, legalise his rule and bolster his popularity.
Taiwan could become a stick to beat China, using the sinophobia he embraced in his campaign to bolster his popularity in office.
