Sentence examples for he lost popularity from inspiring English sources

He lost popularity after ending relations with the BJP last year and is now being abandoned by erstwhile supporters.

16, 1925) by Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, and Germany, was the high point of his foreign secretaryship; he lost popularity after the failure of the Geneva Conference on naval limitations (August 1927) and the abortive and needlessly secret Anglo-French disarmament negotiations (July 1928).

The lineup of Senate races this election cycle was daunting even before he lost popularity.

These methods were very popular in the 60s, but by the 70s they lost popularity because of the scientific community critics.

"He's lost popularity within the A.N.C. and the alliance generally".

Karzai says he has lost popularity in Washington because of his willingness to talk out on the issue.

He argued that President Obama has lost popularity he once had among young voters under the age of 30 because he has failed to protect the civil liberties he said he would when he first ran for president.

Try not to dislike the artist simply because they've lost popularity, or were never popular to start with.

He lacked both charisma and an overriding sense of purpose, and his government gradually lost popularity.

Snake handling had lost popularity since the late 1920s and groups that promoted nontrinitarianism had become popular.

He was also hurt by the women's vote and by his support of President Wilson, who had lost popularity since Beckham's election in 1914.