Sentence examples for enjoying such popularity from inspiring English sources

Building momentum in China isn't a set-it-and-forget-it situation, especially with Android and iOS enjoying such popularity.

This is, I believe, why both historical fiction and family history enjoy such popularity.

"I think cows enjoy such popularity because they are a nonthreatening, comforting image that is symbolic of everything good".

And it shows both why Calatrava enjoys such popularity, and also why his peers are becoming increasingly disenchanted with his work.

My visit to the AIFF suggested that history and politics, and not just cash, might explain why the Swiss administrator enjoys such popularity beyond Europe.

A year and a half after his father enjoyed such popularity he had been voted out of office by a draft-dodger.

Skeptics say little about why thought experiments enjoy such popularity in philosophy.

The spreading of Dracula is most likely due both to attraction-related factors, that explain why, in general, undead beings are favoured in respect to other entities, and to selective factors, that explain why, among all other undead beings, the Transylvanian vampire enjoys such popularity.

That these two, of all Arab rulers, should enjoy such wide popularity is in itself both appalling and revealing.

Never has the kale farmer's son who said his name had made "a small noise" in his homeland enjoyed such overwhelming popularity.

Alongside the formal development of Judaism from the eleventh through the sixteenth centuries, a robust Jewish folk religion flourished ideas and practices that never met with wholehearted approval by religious leaders yet enjoyed such wide popularity that they could not be altogether excluded from the religion.