Sentence examples for competition for popularity from inspiring English sources

Like reality television before it, social media frames human relationships as a constant competition for popularity and approval.

His business is proof that MySpace is a competition for popularity, he says.

Imagine the stress of high school -- the competition for popularity, the pressure to fit in, the judgmental nature of social activities -- at an accelerated pace," observes Sreedhar Potarazu recently on CNN.

Only Julia Roberts, nominated for August: Osage County, is posing some sort of popularity competition for Lawrence.

Not only have they increased competition for charity shops, but the growing popularity of cut-price clothing means the quality of the garments in people's wardrobes is not what it was.

For better or worse, many of us never forget high school: the unrequited romantic crushes, chronic embarrassment, desperate struggles for popularity, sexual awakening, parental pressure and, above all else, competition – social, athletic, academic.

The ABA and NBA never had a formal competition for league supremacy, but much of its popularity came from the talent and flash of its players.

As expected, Wyeth's eminently restrained "Christina's World," its chief competition in popularity, is here.

The way they're presented here, they seem to think of nothing but competition and popularity.

Rush has improbable ingredients for popularity.

Promotion seems to be important for popularity.