Sentence examples for deeply popular from inspiring English sources

But from the mountain hamlets to the tobacco towns on the coastal plains, the amendment was deeply popular.

India has a vast system of quotas for the historically disadvantaged, and expanding those set-asides has for years been deeply popular with those who benefit from them — which increasingly is much of the population.

Mosques and hotels throughout Niger were built by Gaddafi and he remains deeply popular in the nation, making it a natural sanctuary for fleeing members of his inner circle.

The former is, as polls show, deeply popular and could get the support of those moderate Democrats provided that a second vote takes place.

Yet it also introduced free education, free childcare, a robust healthcare system, and a deeply popular anti-colonial foreign policy both at home and around the world.

He is deeply popular with the young college and university students in urban Pakistan who have extended him numerous invitations to speak at prestigious universities.

Beneath all that cooler-than-thou championing of the obscure, Kurt Cobain also deeply loved popular culture – trashy, sometimes conservative and often tragically unhip.

The moral debate over torture has seeped deeply into popular culture, from the black comedy of "The Daily Show" and its "senior interrogation correspondent" to the new movie "Rendition," based loosely on Mr. Arar's case.

In Kent and the southeast, compliance was mostly willing and for many, the sale of vestments and plate was an opportunity to make money (but it was also true that in London and Kent, Reformation ideas had permeated more deeply into popular thinking).

Latin America's transformation is nevertheless deeply rooted and popular, while a discredited right has little to offer.

Mr Tung and his pals, deeply suspicious of popular will, have an almost 18-century view of oligarchic right.The future elite is openly impatient for power.