Sentence examples for lesser popular from inspiring English sources

This is the Negroni's lesser popular but just as attractive second cousin.

Flying with comparatively lesser popular airlines can come up as a cheaper alternative.

Melodies are drawn from folk hymns, religious ballads, revival spirituals (see spiritual), hymns of 18th- and early 19th-century Americans, and, to a lesser extent, popular hymns and anthems of European composers.

In addition, Bard was honoring Edward Elgar at SummerScape, so Marshall used some of the composer's lesser-known popular music for portions of "Sawdust Palace".

Watergate may now be one of the lesser causes of popular disenchantment.

Tenggol island is one of the lesser known destinations, popular more for day trips on fishermen's boats out of the bustling port of Dunggun.

His commercials had a generic feel: one relied on a spare, white digital background; another, featuring the candidate's daughter, struck many as a late and lesser version of the popular ad Mr. de Blasio ran featuring his son.

The cartoon vision of Americans as shrill bigots and grubby materialists, so dear to the hearts of the English, is on pointed display in "The Graduate," "The Witches of Eastwick" and to a lesser extent in the popular import from the Birmingham Repertory Theater, "Baby Doll".

Of lesser importance but very popular with the children, is a small statue of a female kappa water sprite and her child.

The company, founded in 1997, has produced revivals of popular and lesser-known stage musicals at UCLA's Freud Playhouse.

A mix of popular and lesser-known bands is always a good thing, especially if you actually appreciate them.