Sentence examples for global popular from inspiring English sources
Israel's leaders in the early 1960s knew almost nothing of global popular culture.
Today, in a shrinking world, black culture informs a wider, global popular culture.
"Merlin is a very global popular character who is English, like Harry Potter," he said.
Nearly four decades later, Mr. Lee clearly remains an icon of global popular culture.
And yes, Britain led the way with its 1960s conquest of global popular culture.
Bob Marley, from Kingston, Jamaica (via London), personified a new kind of global popular music in the 1970s.
And with the explosion of global marketing, popular interest in soccer and all its accouterments has grown with amazing speed.
These forces included militarism and mass mobilization, instability in domestic and international politics occasioned by rapid industrial growth, global imperialism, popular nationalism, and the rise of a social Darwinist worldview.
But the post-eighties, as the first generation to come of age in a China with global consumerism, popular culture, and technology, have, by far, the most universal cultural references through which to express their nostalgia.
The DIY trend snowballed into a global craze popular among children, in a similar vein to fidget spinners and loom bands, after Instagram accounts in the Far East dedicated to the colourful slime began popping up last year.
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