Sentence examples for degree of personal popularity from inspiring English sources
Reagan benefited in the election of 1984 from a high degree of personal popularity, from the reduction in inflation, and from the beginnings of economic recovery.
According to the most recent Times of Israel poll, he retains a degree of personal popularity (although he has been losing voters from his rightwing core and picking up support from the left and centre).
He said Mr Reckless did not enjoy the same level of "personal popularity" as Mr Carswell did in Clacton.
In terms of personal popularity, the chancellor has now dropped below the level of Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the Social Democrat opponent she easily defeated in elections last September.
He suffered a loss of personal popularity after the failure of an attack against Campobello Island, New Brunswick.
Indeed, the ascetic, carrot-crunching Cripps, chancellor in the late 1940s, attained almost surreal levels of personal popularity.
Because Eamon de Valera was the senior survivor of the rising, he gained much of his personal popularity with the Irish people from that event.
He won it because he's at the peak of his personal popularity," Foley said.
Murphy writes that the criticism "had more to do with the inadequate vehicles which he subsequently appeared in than in any diminution of his personal popularity".
