Sentence examples for has been immensely popular from inspiring English sources

In contrast, new UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's advocacy for the re-nationalisation of British Rail has been immensely popular.

Mr Hoeven, in contrast, has been immensely popular, presiding over an economic boom even as the rest of the country suffered.

An exhibition of Mr. Diltz's work, "35 Years of Rock Imagery," opened in SoHo in early June and has been immensely popular, even attracting celebrities like Mike Myers and Kirsten Dunst.

Jackie Chan's career bifurcated around the time "Rush Hour" (1998) made him a star in American movies as well as in Asia, where he has been immensely popular for more than 20 years.

Since it was turned over to the public in May 2010, the site has been immensely popular with families, joggers, rollerbladers, kite-flyers, wind-karters, urban gardeners, yoga enthusiasts, hipsters and layabouts; smoke rises in summer from the abundance of barbecues.

More than a few people have pointed out that Amazon's own wallet-friendly 7-inch tablet has been immensely popular, which may be putting pressure on other companies to try and strike a precarious balance between price and performance.

In Florence, Renzi had been immensely popular as mayor.

Both men had been immensely popular two-term governors who had differed sharply on many major issues.

Like BB creams and cleansing oils before them, skin brighteners come to the United States from the Far East, where they have been immensely popular in Asian markets.

Despite being an affront to the memory of Mahatma Gandhi, the founding father of independent India, the BJP's attack had been immensely popular.

Like B.B. creams and cleansing oils before them, skin brighteners come to the United States from the East, where they've been immensely popular in the Asian markets.