Sentence examples for drifting popularity from inspiring English sources

Guitar music's "decline" has not been helped by bands such as the Vaccines and Spector proselytising for indie music as if its drifting popularity was an affliction that had to be reversed, rather than a reflection on the poor quality of music being made.

Instead, the cars produced for the Japanese domestic market — J.D.M. in the lexicon of their fans — have a following that's based partly on their limited availability and, to some degree, their cultural significance as touchstones of anime classics and the sport of drifting, as well as the popularity of the "Fast and the Furious" films.

Another fan of Paris is Burning is New Jersey ballroom DJ, MikeQ, who's concerned that the growing globalisation and popularity of the subculture might see it drifting from its roots.

In return, Asia-grown automotive pursuits like drifting, where competitors try to slide their cars sideways in a half dozen consecutive drifts, have found popularity in America.

Quit drifting.

It's drifting away".

He was "drifting, confused".

Was I drifting?

People are drifting away".

"The markets drifting.

Then, in 2006, while drifting was already a phenomenon in Japan and a niche style in North America a little filmed called Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift was released pushing the style into even further popularity.