Sentence examples for caught popular from inspiring English sources

It has caught popular imagination and media attention and brought certain subjects to the surface of conversation.

Ramesh's bringing errant firms to book has, in recent months, caught popular imagination as he is seen as someone standing up to big business, says Leena Srivastava, executive director, The Energy Resource Institute (Teri).

Although Dish customers will be able to watch all the Glenn Beck they want, the satellite provider's viewers still can't catch popular shows like The Walking Dead and Breaking Bad.

Suburban Republicans like Ms. Gamble and Mr. Whatley are often caught between popular programs proposed by Democratic governors and the demands of Republican leaders.

He hasn't caught the popular imagination or inspired grass-roots activism on behalf of any cause.

But it was evident that the idea of a thrilling finish to the great race had caught the popular imagination.

This image of the rough backwoods legislator caught the popular imagination during Crockett's lifetime and continued to do so after his death.

The Cheesegrater seems to have already caught the popular imagination as a spirited building, a cheerful echo of the tapering Shard.

The men's decision to work at the grass roots caught the popular imagination after the author Ke Yunlu wrote a 1986 novel, "New Star," about a party secretary who takes modern, market ideas to a backward province.

Lou Dobbs, whose incessant grousing about illegal immigrants had caught the popular mood, left CNN last year.A couple of years ago, optimists claimed that CNN's problems were caused by a temporary change in the political climate.

Here we have India's SOPA moment: an unexpected, unprecedented uprising that's caught the popular imagination, terrified one of the largest companies in the world, made politicians and regulators take notice.