Sentence examples for evidence of popularity from inspiring English sources

The company, which introduced its Web site in August, can already point to a rapidly growing base of customers and merchant partners as evidence of popularity.

The evidence of popularity reassures potential buyers about a product whose quality they cannot fully judge until they have bought it and consumed it.

She does, however, provide ample evidence of its popularity.

The number of former teachers returning to the classroom has increased year on year – further evidence of the popularity of the profession," a DfE spokesperson said.

"Motown," meanwhile, grossed $1.2 million, or 86 percent of the maximum possible, evidence of the popularity of the Motown song catalog that is the basis for the show.

That he waved it off with the self-promoting and self-abnegating line "What touches us ourself shall be last serv'd" is evidence of his popularity.

He ticked off the evidence of his popularity: the Democratic convention speech that had won him national celebrity, the best-selling books, the magazine covers.

Evidence of the popularity of Wedgwood's creamware is found in the gargantuan service of 952 pieces made in 1774 for Empress Catherine the Great of Russia.

In Java and Sumatra there is iconographic evidence of the popularity of the buddhas, bodhisattvas, and fierce quasi-buddha figures mentioned above.

Evidence of its popularity is online: a YouTube search for "salvia" reveals thousands of clips showing young people cackling, moaning and tripping out of their gourds under the herb's influence.

Yet Mr. Obama and other Democrats have countered that public demand caused technical problems with the new state and federal Web sites, evidence of the popularity of what the health care program has to offer.