Sentence examples for greatly popular from inspiring English sources

He is not all that greatly popular, but he has attracted a following that is unusually subject to emotional, Kennedyesque mythology, both in and out of the press.

President Clinton remains greatly popular in this district, which includes his two hometowns, Hope where he was born and the resort town of Hot Springs where he grew up.

A comparable story of a rural idyll destroyed (though this time narrative artifice allows its eventual restoration) is at the centre of his greatly popular novel, The Vicar of Wakefield (1766).

NTT DoCoMo, Japan's largest wireless carrier and the originator of the greatly popular i-mode wireless Web service in this country, is in talks with BellSouth and SBC Communications of the United States about acquiring a minority stake in a wireless phone venture created by the two regional Bell companies.

It was a brilliant stroke of Fraser's, in the first volume, "Flashman" (1969), to retrieve a minor figure in Thomas Hughes's greatly popular, intensely Christian best-seller "Tom Brown's School Days" (1857) and reanimate him as a lauded though inadvertent hero in the service of the British Empire.

Although the EU may not be greatly popular, it has had a positive and far-reaching impact on the lives of Europeans.

And the reason he is there should be obvious: he greatly influenced popular culture.

To help gain their aims, the leaders published a newspaper, The Independent, which greatly enhanced popular consciousness of political participation.

He greatly distrusted popular contemporary theories and pushed hard at any idea by linking it to empirical evidence, including where necessary personal experience.

Pure Land Buddhism (Jōdo-shū, Jōdo Shinshū) greatly becomes popular in the latter half of the 11th century.

Beginning Friday, Amazon is streaming two new original cartoons adapted from (and expanding greatly upon) popular picture books.