Sentence examples for light of popularity from inspiring English sources

How long his reputation can remain largely aloof from domestic political squabbles is moot but at least for the time being Mt Komorowski can bask in the rare light of popularity.

In light of popularity, we automatically spurn the obvious choice.

In light of the popularity of navigation and related systems, we wish to provide a clarification.

Today we recognise them and meet them in the light of their popularity, their interpretations and distortions, but who are they really?

"We want to update these laws to help boost the sharing economy, in light of the popularity of websites like Airbnb and Onefinestay, to help people rent out their property on a short-term basis".

In light of the popularity of the party, we are giving away our last 5 tickets.

Back in December, the company lowered forecasts for the next four years in light of the popularity of those big phones — aka "phablets".

In light of the popularity of "The Bible" among conservative Christians, as well as Obama's relative unpopularity with the same demographic, some viewers wondered whether  the film was making a political statement via its casting.

Spence began his lecture series, entitled Chinese Vistas, with an elegant if rather languidly delivered reconsideration of Confucius in light of the renewed popularity of Confucian thought in China.

The Official Charts Company, which compiles the weekly chart, said it was a necessary reform in light of the growing popularity of digital streaming, with the number of weekly audio streams now exceeding 200m.

By Andrea DenHoed January 27, 2016 Kurt Kuenne's 2008 documentary, "Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father," deserves a second look, especially in light of the recent popularity of true-crime programs like "Serial" and "Making a Murderer".