Sentence examples for is popular which from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama is popular, which takes some heat off his party.

Unfortunately, the International Cricket Council has also realised that over-by-over coverage is popular, which is why it wants to ban it.

Fish is popular, which is generally prepared and sold either as salanga (sun-dried and lightly smoked Alestes and Hydrocynus) or as banda (smoked large fish).

Relationship culture is popular, which may often replace the rigorous implementation of regulations as an alternative (5, 36, 38).

The appeal of motor imagery as a potentially effective neuro-rehabilitation technique is popular, which is reflected in multiple reviews of relatively few reported clinical evaluations.

It's popular, which I love.

Because a less hyperactive version of this music might be popular, which is apparently (and happily) not a concern.

More importantly, it's popular, which the network needs as it continues to reel from the departure of Dave Chappelle, and which she needs to prove that she can actually be a star.

To gain social proof, you must be "popular," which simply means you just need to make a lot of friends.

A third stream is popular music, which is disseminated through the mass media.

Bowie is popular again, which only goes to show what face lifting and fresh paint can do.