Sentence examples for no popularity from inspiring English sources

"Saying that democratic currents have no popularity, and that the Brotherhood and their allies monopolize popular will and have the license of the boxes fell yesterday, once and for all," Mr. Hamzawy wrote.

COPY! Copy editors win no popularity contests.

But it will probably have lost the government no popularity at all.

There was no personal mileage in it, no glory, no popularity.

Integrity wins no popularity contests; at first blush it bears a resemblance to disloyalty.

Naturally, this won him no popularity with the London literary set, in whose bosom he lodged like an irritable canker.

As the French Historian Rene Grousset said, "[Saladin's] generosity, his piety, devoid of fanaticism... won him no less popularity in Frankish Syria than in the lands of Islam".

The mayor can no longer reap easy popularity by presenting himself as a martyr.

But she no longer tops the popularity charts, as she did under the grand coalition.

So do the Winged Victory of Samothrace (No. 2 in popularity) and Vénus de Milo (No. 3).

Posthumous leaps in popularity come no more dramatic than that experienced by Nick Drake.