Sentence examples for enforced popularity from inspiring English sources
Fashion shoots, movie stars, music videos, my picture in all the glossy magazines... let me tell you about the penalties of enforced popularity: assorted supermodels wearing five-inch Manolo Blahnik heels strike poses on your bare floor, while a makeup artist's little white dog named Tarzan "makes" in your favorite corner.
That enforced lack of popularity within clubs meant that, eventually, bassline gave way to both a 2 step revival and the birth of harsh, midrange heavy dubstep (or 'brostep' if you'd rather).
The Android iPlayer client only survives and only retains its popularity because of its enforced monopoly.
The city has very rarely enforced those regulations as short-term rentals have grown in popularity.
Her emphasis on "concrete and current" (roads and electricity) development, in tune with the structural adjustment programmes enforced by the US at the expense of social welfare and jobs, diminished her popularity.
Sunday's result was a major turnaround for a prime minister whose popularity plummeted during the first years of his mandate, as his government enforced a bailout program despite street protest and strikes.
Enforced stability is brittle.
The law should be enforced.
