Sentence examples for force of popular from inspiring English sources

In the past year, Auden has been everywhere, by the sheer force of popular will.

But he also said that the force of popular will could be irresistible.

He is, by consensus, a genius, and he seems to be protecting his own sincerity against the force of popular adulation.

A panic, apparently, among ticket buyers who, like me, had assumed they would always have the opportunity, kept the show open through the summer on the force of popular demand.

Partisan Review was indeed funded by the C.I.A. for a time, and, even if it lacked the force of popular music, it had some effect in the U.S.S.R. and the Soviet bloc: in its summer issue of 1962, it published my article "The Coming End of Anti-Communism".

But few, if any, revolutions have been launched with such wily commitment to the force of popular will, not arms.

Over time the constituents were transmuted by forces of popular culture and changing tastes, shaping the center into a kind of hybrid institution; contemporary cultural doctrine, after all, leans not to ideas of messianism but to notions of inclusion.

"It's almost as if when you get to the quality press, whatever you want to call it, in the U.S., there's a fear that if you get too down and dirty, you're giving in to the forces of popular culture.

The full force of the popular euro-sceptic, anti-immigrant National Front would be unleashed - terribly close to France's presidential election in which the National Front's leader is a strong contender (though not the favourite).

But there's a pretty stark division between the formal democratic processes that the 2011 revolution brought into being and the force of the popular passions that it's unleashed.

In the late 1920s her record sales and her fame diminished as social forces changed the face of popular music and bowdlerized the earthy realism of the sentiments she expressed in her music.