Sentence examples for low popular from inspiring English sources
Other critics deflected this historical approach into the field of cultural studies, which erased the lines between "high" (elite) and "low" (popular) culture and often subsumed discussion of the arts to questions of ideology.
Some Tory insiders point to the silver lining of low popular expectations: there should be less disillusionment when the party does unpopular things in office, assuming it wins the general election that looks likely to be held on May 6th.
Spirits were low, popular support was wavering, and Congress had abandoned Philadelphia, fearing a British attack.
Ten years after the cartoon crisis, Middle Eastern regimes are still dealing with chronically low popular support.
It's an example of low or popular art, sometimes called folk art.
Some dealers are beginning to run low on popular models and transaction prices are rising.
In South Africa, the United States considered using the "live high, train low" method popular with distance runners.
In the early 19th century, pro fighters were low, if popular men, who were patronized by amateurs like Byron, Lord Althorp, & Genl.
Throughout his career, he has resisted attempts to segregate high and low culture, popular and classical music.
The landscape of low-rise buildings (kept low by popular constraint) is interrupted by the brash excrescence of the glass-facaded television tower.
Tony Blair said in 1996: "So low is popular esteem for politicians and the system we operate that there is now little authority for us to use unless and until we first succeed in regaining it".
