Sentence examples similar to experiencing unpopularity from inspiring English sources

She experienced unpopularity during the first years of her widowhood, but was well liked during the 1880s and 1890s, when she embodied the empire as a benevolent matriarchal figure.

In modern times Harry S. Truman, Lyndon B. Johnson, Richard M. Nixon and Jimmy Carter have experienced the kind of unpopularity the poll shows for Mr. Bush now; only Mr. Truman managed to win another term after hitting the skids.

The promise that the new beginning and democracy offered to South Africa has, in part, remains unfulfilled, leading to unpopularity of the kind scandal-hit Mr Zuma experienced.

Yet it is Labour's popularity, not its unpopularity, that is remarkable.Every government since 1945 has experienced a big drop in support in the middle of a parliament, even though many of these governments went on to win a subsequent election.

1UP.com said the viewership growth was "almost inexplicable" when accounting for the game's unpopularity, but credited Super Nintendo game emulation, which let "thousands" of people experience the game who might not have otherwise.

Mr Bloomberg must have realised her unpopularity was affecting his.

The Democratic and Republican nominees have historically high unpopularity ratings.

Hence they were unpopular; and that unpopularity continues attached to their names.

That position appears to have only increased his unpopularity, however.

(His erratic handling of the Penn State child-abuse scandal seems to have contributed to this unpopularity). .

All elected governments will have to take nasty decisions, almost certainly incurring unpopularity.