Sentence examples for hence popular from inspiring English sources

Time hailed him as the 'Master Of Memes' and described 4chan as 'the wellspring from which a lot of internet culture, and hence popular culture, bubbles'.

Hence, popular media was targeted to feature stories, articles, news, proceedings of workshops/conferences etc. by preferential treatment (such as free media-registration for workshops, seminars) and institutionalizing "media fellowships".

Computational complexity of mean shift algorithm is quite extensive, and hence, it is not so popular within real-time algorithms.

The flowers are said to resemble the pantaloons on New York's early Dutch settlers, hence the popular name.

Macro polyolefin fibres can effectively improve flexural toughness and post-cracking performance of concrete, they are hence becoming popular in various constructions.

Hence, a popular exhibit is called "Hardships and Healthcare".

The problem is that bad information is often more interesting and juicy -- and hence more popular.

It was published twice a week (on Tuesdays and Thursdays) in Leiden (hence its popular unofficial name, Gazette de Leyde).

Most of the current e-diplomacy coverage focuses on public diplomacy, with social media activities of presidents or ministers contributing to the creation of a positive country brand – hence the popular term twiplomacy.

This latter observation is consistent with the intuitive notion that for skilled adults performing normal reading, neither words nor pseudowords should require significant response checking (hence the popular notion of automaticity in reading, referenced in the Introduction).

Barbara Kingsolver's fine novel "Prodigal Summer" adds a touch of class to the American list, which excludes children's books—hence no Harry Potter, popular as he is in America.