Sentence examples for extensively popular from inspiring English sources

The idea has become extensively popular in denoising over the last few years.

Harry Secombe appeared extensively in popular musicals, including The Four Musketeers (1967), which lost £50,000 during a 14-month run widely thought to have been sustained only by his reputation.

Hollywood used skyscrapers extensively in popular films.

He also writes extensively about popular culture and the outdoors.

The phrase missing link has been used extensively in popular writings on human evolution to refer to a perceived gap in the hominid evolutionary record.

A. satureioides is used extensively in popular medicine as infusion, decoction, or maceration.

Most of these stories are familiar by now and have been written about extensively in the popular press (and in columns like this one) in an attempt to draw lessons from past experience.

The MMR controversy was initiated by a scientific article proposing an association between the MMR vaccination and autism, which was propelled extensively by the popular media.

The film extensively featured then-popular keroncong music.

Demirjian's method has been the most popular and extensively tested radiographic method of age estimation.

Our approach has been extensively evaluated on two popular image databases.