Sentence examples for capable of popularization from inspiring English sources
The school story established itself in England as a form capable of popularization in children's magazines, chiefly because of the glamour of elite systems of education as first shown in Thomas Hughes's Tom Brown's School Days (1857), which is set at Rugby.
This trend, which continued throughout the 17th century, was facilitated by the popularization of techniques capable of producing gradations of tone.
The Philharmonie, which opened in January, is, like its nineteenth-century predecessor, a project of popularization.
Levitt is a populist in a field that is undergoing a bout of popularization.
However, the renovation of teacher education, to foster the teachers who are capable of mobile-assisted teaching, lags far behind the popularization of mobile devices in schools.
I'm capable of medalling.
I am capable of forgiving.
Were women not capable of magic?
"Our city's fully capable of this".
