Sentence examples for far from popular from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, The Experiment was far from popular with the public.

The ban is far from popular with investors.

At first the Habsburg rulers were far from popular in Austria.

Today Raphael is far from popular – but it doesn't do him any harm.

But Mr. Popal maintains that, despite their advances, the Taliban are far from popular.

Labor is far from popular, especially after the Rudd-Gillard shenanigans.

According to historian Jessica Chapman, it was a choice between "the country's obsolete emperor and its far-from-popular prime minister, Ngo Dinh Diem".

The kitschy cartoon image of suburban families enjoying their vacation against the inky backdrop of space wasn't that far removed from popular expectations.

In Europe, music has come too far away from popular art and popular feeling and has become something like a secret art with conventions and traditions of its own.

Far from being popular only with grieving spies, Bora Bora is also on our list of 10 cool vacation spots popular with celebrities.

It is far from universally popular.