Sentence examples for making popularity from inspiring English sources

Calling the experiments "pathbreaking," sociologist Michael Macy of Cornell University says the findings illustrate how a small advantage can snowball, making popularity hard to predict.

But making popularity your ultimate goal is a bad idea, because you'll do anything to impress the "right" people, even compromise your values.

This makes popularity easy.

Make it "popularity … teaches".

This made his popularity rise.

This makes the popularity of their leaders an even bigger factor.

Totti's ability to laugh at himself has made his popularity skyrocket.

Imprisoning him at his headquarters in Ramallah has made his popularity soar.

And outsider, perfect as a brand identity, has helped make that popularity happen.

This makes his popularity — and his income — that much more impressive: the best-paid athlete on the planet is a boxer who isn't much of a puncher, and who can't usually be punched.

Paul Colford, a spokesman for The Associated Press, told Erik Wemple of The Washington Post: "Generally, our fact check pieces are among the stories that most frequently make online popularity lists, like the one Yahoo keeps.