Sentence examples for extreme popularity from inspiring English sources

They bore me, I am sorry to say, and I don't understand their extreme popularity.

That series, in turn, was adapted from the Danish "Forbrydelsen," whose extreme popularity in Britain helped start the trend for fashionably bleak police procedurals.

His extreme popularity is due to his work but also to his life, which mirrored Hungary's misfortunes in the 20th century.

In these days of extreme popularity for truck-based sport utilities, it is worth noting that the Outback is certified as a passenger car.

I chose the latter, partly for the sake of my sanity, and partly because, as a critic, I'm fascinated by the nature of extreme popularity.

Open Mon-Thurs 10am-2am, Fri-Sat 10am-5am, Sun 10am-10pm Niamh Shields, food writer and blogger My one problem with the (understandable) extreme popularity of Duck & Waffle with the post-pub crowd is that the atmosphere can get a bit raucous.

And when the main criterion for relevance is general interest, the individual is left exposed to the two extremes of popularity — spectacular events and viral trivia.

Only from the late 1990s has the extreme sport's popularity really grown after the first commercial wingsuits considered safe and accessible for skydivers were made.

As extreme sports gained popularity among those who could afford to pursue them, Junger imagined a chronicle of these more forgotten people's lives.

Both experienced extreme levels of popularity, but the influence of one is waning just as the other is picking up.

Daredevils compete in Wingsuit World Cup Jump to media player Wingsuits are a relatively recent invention, but the extreme sport's popularity is booming and 2105 saw the inaugural Wingsuit World Cup held in Wiltshire.