Sentence examples for massive popular support from inspiring English sources
With massive popular support and with the power elites under control, Cárdenas tirelessly pushed toward revolutionary goals.
Relates loss of popular support for LBJ in the midst of the war in Vietnam despite war traditionally providing a rallying point for massive popular support.
Though his election was marred when all the other candidates withdrew citing fraud, his plan for a 'Civil Concord' received massive popular support.
We had massive popular support and we blew it all and we didn't just lose it; we turned it around and made people hate us around the Islamic world," he says.
His Thai Rak Thai party and its successor were also disbanded and many of their leaders banned from politics – yet he continued to command massive popular support, as the electoral landslide showed.
Thousands of social media posts across both Facebook and Twitter also demonstrated the massive popular support behind the venue, its ethos and staff, and The Norwich Soup Movement, which is also based on the premises, with comments expressing sadness at the situation, condolences and gratitude to the owners and staff, and determination to stop the closure going ahead.
"There is still massive, significant, popular support for Maduro, but more generally for the government, in the sense that this is the government that represents the Bolivarian revolution," Helen Yaffe, a lecturer in economic and social history in the University of Glasgow, told VICE News.
When you play for Toulouse you feel a massive surge of popular support driving you on.
The Islamist attempts at revolution end in massive bloodshed, leaving the Islamists without popular support.
A large and vibrant social movement known as the Indignados, or 15-M, had paved the way for this electoral revolt with massive street demonstrations and local organizing against the abuses of austerity, winning popular support far beyond their numbers.
Babiš, whose massive Agrofert conglomerate encompasses about 230 companies dealing with fertilisers, food and media, also won popular support for his complaints about corruption and promises to run the country like a business.
