Sentence examples for most popular reflected from inspiring English sources

And now there's some luster off the charismatic fighter who was becoming the UFC's most popular, reflected by the 14,898 who attended his non-title bout against a substitute opponent, generating an $8.1-million 8.1-million gate

The newspapers that are the most despised for invading private lives are also the most popular: they reflect rather than create the nation's character.

The modern pop zine's most popular subjects reflect the names that dominate mainstream media but they also reject mainstream narratives.

Like book best-seller lists, rankings of the most popular websites reflect what's winning the battle for people's attention.

Writing Thursday on Sina Weibo, China's most popular microblog, Kangni Laughs reflected widespread sentiment by posting: "People's Daily writing such a column has flabbergasted people.

One of the most popular platforms, also reflected by the interest from academia, is Facebook.

Sylla commissioned Breant to adapt some of Thione's most popular songs to reflect these connections, including a revival of his tribute to 'Mouhamadou Bamba', and featuring duets with female singers in each country.

In contrast, recommending the most popular hashtags does reflect timely topics, but it often includes heavily used general hashtags and suggestions are not personalized.

Stanford Report's most popular stories in 2017 reflected the eclectic interests of the university community, from climate change to caffeine to the new Redwood City Campus.

French is by far the most popular language, which may reflect its cultural appeal as well as France's popularity as a travel destination, Ms. Leclerc-Dickler said.

Instead of being looking glasses offering passages to other worlds, the most popular sitcoms became mirrors reflecting everyday life.