Sentence examples for intense popularity from inspiring English sources

The drive-ins also happen to be riding a wave of intense popularity of movies in general.

A YouTube clip of Mr. Obama's victory speech kicked off the postelection discussion at the public bilingual school on Wednesday, but the effort that Mr. Obama's American supporters found so inspired did not seem to sway the jaded teenagers, exposed to news of American wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and distrustful of his intense popularity here.

More than a century later, despite its intense popularity as a resort town, Nantucket's remoteness remains.

Spurred on by the intense popularity of Snapchat, it seems like everyone's making an app with self-destructing messages these days.

Despite his intense popularity for a time, at his death Willis was nearly forgotten.

Mindfulness is going through an intense surge of popularity at the moment with countless articles in the media extolling the benefits of the practice and apps such as Headspace promising to help us pause and be present no matter how busy we are.

It was post 2007 that the trio became really untouchable, their popularity so intense that to get fired a person would literally have to punch an underling in the face; and, probably relatedly, most of the controversies date from after this time.

Some might call the valuation too high, but it's fueled by Snapchat's surging popularity and intense engagement, especially amongst young people.

Keable's novels won him immense international popularity and intense controversy.

Before he died his popularity was so intense, he had trouble getting away from it.

Originally included as an extra feature in Project Gotham Racing 2, the popularity of this intense, super-stylish twin-stick shooter encouraged its creator Stephen Cakebread to create a fully-featured version.