Sentence examples for enduring popular from inspiring English sources

Yet despite their influence, and enduring popular following, they met with a mixed critical reception and were occasionally derided by the Hollywood establishment.

As Marable argues, much of Malcolm X's enduring popular appeal came refracted through that imagery, fed always by an enduring sense of black powerlessness.

The apparent secession gave birth not only to this principality but, tapping into Australia's convict history and an enduring popular disdain for central authority, also inspired a proliferation of new micronations across the country.

Mr. Jones may be trying to show that Elizabeth's selfless concern for her subjects (about which she reminds us on more than one occasion) is reciprocated by an enduring popular reverence for the monarchy, even by those of humble station.

Sherrin's entertainment career spanned five decades and he blazed a trail for generations of comedians in the 1960s, before becoming a much loved fixture on Radio 4, fronting the enduring popular show Loose Ends from its start in 1986.

For Vivienne Walt, the Paris correspondent for Time magazine, one of Dati's greatest strengths, and the reason for her enduring popular appeal, is that she does not come from "the usual elitist white male cookie-cutter mould of French politicians..

So what lies behind the novel's tremendous - and enduring - popular appeal?

Why do you think zombies have proved so enduring in popular culture – 14.63 million Americans alone watched the season six premiere?

The belief did not survive the test of experience, but did earn the Boxer Rebellion an enduring place in popular memory.

Time has thus far supported this bold declaration: no writer before or since has equaled Shakespeare in influence, reverential acclaim, or enduring commercial and popular success.

Hampton's enthusiasm, and his faith in some enduring basics of popular music kept his band working throughout the post-rock era.