Sentence examples for degrees of popularity from inspiring English sources

Only Isaac Asimov, Ernest Hemingway, and J. D. Salinger enjoyed somewhat comparable degrees of popularity.

While each country had its unique set of websites, there were several common domains present, and with similar degrees of popularity.

Huge consumer electronics companies like Motorola and Sony have thrown their gauntlets into the wrist-mounted display ring with devices that link up to their respective Android smartphones, with varying (and not very considerable) degrees of popularity.

She also earned a degree of popularity as a pinup model during World War II.

On Thursday evening, they present "L'Ascension" and on Friday the huge "Turangalila Symphony," one Messiaen work that can indeed be said to have achieved a degree of popularity.

Late in his career, Dr. Sanders achieved a degree of popularity as a co-host of a PBS series on ancient cultures.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, shadow plays called ombres chinoises ("Chinese shadows") achieved a limited degree of popularity, especially in France.

In the first real crisis of his papacy, Francis finds himself in the position of enjoying a rare degree of popularity among the public but facing an unusual degree of dissent within an institution generally so respectful of hierarchy.

Mrs. Roukema has even found herself clashing with the White House since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, even though the president has been enjoying a remarkable degree of popularity in public opinion polls from Democrats as well as Republicans.

The first was to follow the example of the British monarch after her famous annus horribilis by toughing it out and hoping that Juan Carlos could eventually recover the same degree of popularity enjoyed by Queen Elizabeth in her jubilee year.

But if this was a good day for Osborne, it is only in the context of politicians struggling to have credibility or any degree of popularity on social media spaces.