Sentence examples for elements of popular from inspiring English sources

Many folk holidays, which are often accompanied by traditional foods, have gained popularity and have become vital elements of popular culture.

It's fashionable today to applaud creative artists who blur categories and blend elements of popular and serious traditions.

We pulled on elements of popular dancing as we were doing it; we were children of our times, dance-wise.

Are shows, movies and other elements of popular culture just as worthy of serious study as novels and art films?

Apparently they were at first slow and chantlike, but by the 9th century they had incorporated elements of popular melody.

Imperial millennialism probably influenced Constantine I the first "Last Emperor"—and offered a powerful antidote to the subversive elements of popular millennialism.

But he was consciously a passionate opponent of gnosticism, and in any case there was often a large element of popular Platonism in the gnostic systems then current.

During the dark years following the end of Justinian I's reign, no other element of popular Christian belief better stimulated that high morale without which the Byzantine Empire would not have survived.

It is not Mr Cameron's first brush with this particular element of popular culture.

The auction houses are pushing the trendy names because the auction process benefits from an element of popular hysteria.

Observance of this structure ensures not only that the EU structure is seen as constitutionally sanctioned but also that the EU structure has an element of popular authorisation.