Sentence examples for nearly popular from inspiring English sources

But this isn't the 1950's, when jazz was nearly popular, or the 1980's, when jazz was widely proclaimed to be reborn.

"I feel you are nearly popular," she wrote him, "because you have gone to the worldly men they have not come to you – think are you not going too much over to them unconsciously…and do not be the least deceived by their coming over".

The investigative article was the site's most popular, drawing nearly a third of page views, while the home page drew another third.

Drum parts and guitar tabs for nearly any popular or semi-popular song can be found on the Internet.

They eschew rock music and nearly all popular culture.

* Cutting the purchase of weapons, ships and aircraft was nearly as popular as cutting administrative costs.

But he is not nearly as popular as he was when he took office in 2008.

That issue is not nearly so popular in Kentucky, with its tiny Hispanic population.

For criminals outside New York, the team's caps and clothing are nearly as popular.

And while bitcoin competitors exist, none of them are nearly as popular.

It has more sophisticated photo editing tools than Instagram, but it is not nearly as popular.