Sentence examples for brings popularity from inspiring English sources

We're shamed to claim a country where to trump brings popularity!

But it should not expect such success to bring popularity.

Now Facebook has brought popularity into the digital age, giving members solid evidence of how much they're liked by the number of "fans" they can accumulate on their Web pages.

Clothing that resembles what used to be worn for work on 42nd street may bring popularity.

Ed Chamberlin, recently named as the channel's chief racing presenter, brings profile, popularity and decades-worth of accumulated knowledge to the job.

A former University Challenge contestant whose elaborate name brought him popularity on social media has been charged with rape.

It also has not hurt that his performance at the whaling conference enthralled Japanese television viewers and brought him popularity akin to a rock star.

In his autobiography he stated that he began writing at the age of nine, but it was the publication of his novel Goly god (1922; The Naked Year) that brought him popularity.

Unlike most authors of the preceding generation, Ōe devoted his efforts also to political concerns, bringing him popularity especially with university students and others committed to political and social reform.

There are hopes that a medal will bring new popularity to a sport that has been played for decades in Europe but is just gaining momentum in the United States.

Meanwhile, the popularity of Caribbean and South American songs and ensembles and the development of Afro-Cuban jazz (early Latin jazz) supported a Latin dance craze, bringing renewed popularity in the 1930s to exhibition teams performing rumba, acrobatic adagio, and slow-dance styles.