Sentence examples for like popularity from inspiring English sources

Country's most famous liberal voice has also always been one of its more conventional ones — progressive populism reduced to something more like popularity.

Sites like Shopping.com's Epinions have other methods to bolster the credibility of reviews, like popularity ratings for individual reviewers, but others, like Shopzilla, lack such features.

(Mr. Reynolds said the software sets a bottom line price for each item, which varies greatly depending on factors like popularity, availability and previous sale prices).

While it presents itself to the general public as being a competition purely about literary merit, every writer, editor and publisher knows that NBA juries also have to consider matters like popularity and accessibility in anointing a tome as the One Book That Ruled Them All.

But we actually rank everything, like popularity, location, recency and a little bit of personalization and text".

CampusTrade, college classifieds with social networking and a Digg like popularity feature, deserves a look in this space as well.

Blending chirpy arcade blips with highly danceable electronic music, the genre is achieving Donkey Kong-like popularity.

But there is more craft and interest here than is first understood, and its meme-like popularity is well deserved.

Mr Rudd played on his martyr-like popularity in the wider electorate, and relished Ms Gillard's struggle to stamp herself as a legitimate leader.

The other tale lies in the FTSE 250 index, where Ladbrokes' Richard Glynn cannot claim Thiam-like popularity with his shareholders.

His 1992 album All the Way sold only 49,000 copies in the United States but earned him cult-like popularity in Europe and Asia, particularly Japan, where he often sold out performances.