Sentence examples for enormously unpopular from inspiring English sources
But he resigned after failing to adhere to a campaign pledge to revise a plan to relocate an enormous and enormously unpopular American marine base in Okinawa.
Libertarians sense enormous opportunity in this year of enormously unpopular major party candidates.
Politically, Wall Street bailouts were enormously unpopular.
The road lease and time change were, at first, enormously unpopular.
During the Vietnam war, college students could be drafted, and that helped make it enormously unpopular.
B, Every poll I saw showed Donald Trump was enormously unpopular.
Enormously well-hung Gary Cooper plays Howard Roarke, the most brilliant, unpopular, and egotistical architect in the world.
"I admire FIRE enormously," said Harvey Klehr, a professor of politics and history at Emory University who took an unpopular position last spring against student protesters who said they felt threatened by pro-Trump slogans chalked around campus.
He was enormously popular, especially among the rural poor, but also proved a divisive figure and was deeply unpopular among many of Bangkok's rich elite.
Being willing to stand tall and fight back against those unpopular right-wing policies, and the moneymen behind them like the Koch brothers, has already paid off enormously for Democrats.
