Sentence examples for more recent popular from inspiring English sources
But more recent popular science writers lack Weinberg's discipline in drawing the line.
Yes, vampires are loners (until the more recent popular media), but they are perfectly comfortable with their solitary existence.
In more recent popular and even academic press, the party's program has often been reduced to the single issue of immigration.
In more recent popular culture, the 2007 film Black Sheep exploits sheep for horror and comedic effect, ironically turning them into blood-thirsty killers.
The other is the more recent popular backlash against the project of globalization by many of those left behind in this ongoing global reshuffle.
Indeed, in the more recent popular literature, Mukherjee's Emperor of all Maladies describes the continued fear of the disease along with the gains in treatment and survival that have been achieved.
A more recent innovation, popular with families living far away, is videoconferencing.
Indeed, you could argue that the Great American Album – a more recent, more popular and more New World form – challenges the novel for artistic precedence.
(Their first venture was the Trap Rock Restaurant and Brewery in Berkeley Heights; more recent, equally popular outposts include Huntley Taverne in Summit and 3 West in Basking Ridge).
Expect Netflix to start paying for more recent and popular TV shows, and for Apple to potentially offer a low-priced ($25/month) TV subscription product with a collection of recent hit TV shows.
Fine is an engaging and clever writer who combines sexist quotes from the Victorian era with modern-day quotes from some of the more offensive recent popular books.
