Sentence examples for obtain widespread popularity from inspiring English sources

The critic who had pronounced so unfavourably on Le Bourgeois de Calais wrote of the new piece, "an exceptionally pleasing work ... a dainty piece which cannot fail to obtain widespread popularity".

The ICC has struggled to obtain widespread international acceptance.

Only a very few of his poems have appeared in anthologies, and with the exception of "Trees"—and to a much lesser extent "Rouge Bouquet" (1917 1918)—almost none have obtained lasting widespread popularity.

After the end of World War II, amateur and professional wrestling enjoyed widespread popularity in New Zealand popular culture.

The band continued to enjoy widespread popularity.

Widespread popularity quickly established skiing as a serious sport.

Widespread popularity quickly established it as a serious sport.

It gained widespread popularity in the U.S. in the late 1980s.

Despite this, Le Blanc's widespread popularity held.

Theatre companies cite practical, even mundane, reasons for Reza's widespread popularity.

But when it comes to achieving widespread popularity, riesling has a significant advantage.