Sentence examples for exactly popular with from inspiring English sources

That openness to ideas extended to junior employees at Harper who thought they had written masterpieces -- a type of writer not exactly popular with editors.

Times were hard for everybody, most governments felt; the Roma were not exactly popular with voters; and displaying big social problems might even set back their hopes of EU entry.

Never exactly popular with neutral supporters on account of his uncultured football philosophy and his willingness to play up to the caricature of uncompromising Yorkshire centre-half with no concept of style, McCarthy's reputation hit rock bottom that day, and deservedly so.

Look, I'll be frank: you're not exactly popular with my friends.

It's no secret that Congress isn't exactly popular with the American people.

Goldman Sachs, a company that's not exactly popular with Main Street, also served as Solyndra's financial adviser.

The other, though, is that business leaders, with their far-from-middling-incomes, are not exactly popular right now.

These days, investment banks aren't exactly popular, of course.

He is not exactly popular among Tory MPs, but he has been working on them and they recognise his appeal with the public.

It's not exactly popular in the Midwest".

Obama isn't exactly popular, but neither are the Republicans.