Sentence examples for much popularizing from inspiring English sources

I think it's not so much "popularizing" but "acceptance".

"We have nothing to do with it here, because its practices are very difficult and cannot be learnt in a day, and, after all, do not lead to much spiritual growth," wrote Swami Vivekananda, who did much to popularize yoga philosophy in the West with his 1896 book, "Raja Yoga".

"He did so much to popularize Shakespeare in this country.

Her success did much to popularize Western chess in her country and the rest of Asia.

What would Michael Harrington make of the current uses of the "culture of poverty" theory he did so much to popularize?

He also wrote several books about racket sports, including "Play Platform Tennis"; he did much to popularize platform tennis.

While Gladwell's book certainly did much to popularize the notion of influentials, the idea is not exactly new.

A talented technician, Machaut did much to popularize and develop the relatively new fixed forms: ballade, rondeau, and virelai (a short poem with a refrain).

That drew the attention of Dr. Chopra, an Indian-American who has done much to popularize Indian traditions like alternative medicine and yoga.

As an authority on English architecture and topography, he did much to popularize Victorian and Edwardian building and to protect what remained of it from destruction.

Making records that were song-based but thematic in approach and that included long instrumental passages, the band did much to popularize the concept album.