Sentence examples for considerable popular from inspiring English sources

In much of this they enjoyed considerable popular support.

After having a considerable popular success, the drama was banned in Germany and condemned in France.

Its behavior during the uprising has earned it considerable popular good will.

Bringing those responsible for the 1971 war crimes to trial still has considerable popular support.

Despite a big decline in recent years, ETA still enjoys considerable popular support, especially among young Basques.

A peace movement also developed, especially in France, under the leadership of certain bishops but with considerable popular support.

Debs Paterson, who directed her first feature film, Africa United, last year to considerable critical and popular acclaim, found that the money she was paid as a novice director "spread pretty thin".

Ito held that any architectural response should consider the senses as well as physical needs, and his philosophy doubtless contributed to the considerable critical and popular response his works received.

Born in 1888 to a literary family (her great uncle was Alfred, Lord Tennyson), she made a splash with her fiction while still in her early 20s, worked as a correspondent for the Daily Mail during the first world war, and by the time of her death in 1958 had published novels, short stories, plays, poems and journalism, all to considerable critical and popular acclaim.

Though it ultimately proved unsuccessful, the advertising campaign that introduced the phrase "This is not your father's Oldsmobile" has had considerable influence on popular culture, with the phrase entering the vernacular as shorthand for something, usually in the commercial realm, that has been updated for a new generation of consumers.

Despite rigorous criticisms and unreliable data sources, this hypothesis has sustained some considerable degree of popular and scientific acceptance [ 54].