Sentence examples for one popularity from inspiring English sources

One popularity poll last month put him in 46th place, chiefly because so few respondents had heard of him.The new government reflects Mr Hollande's instinct for compromise.

That leaves America with just one popularity medal, Apple's iPhone 3G standing alone at #2. [via RCRWireless].

In one popularity ranking, he falls nine points behind Nicolas Sarkozy, the man whom he defeated in last year's presidential election.The disillusion was captured at a by-election on March 17th in Oise, a largely rural constituency north of Paris.

Second, it pledged to hand control to grassroots activists, despite the fact the party depended on one man's popularity.

But it is posts like Abbott's recent one on the popularity of the Cheesecake Factory among N.B.A. players that make the blog a must-read on an esoteric level.

I found it just as enjoyable on the re-read; not a perfect book, but one whose popularity, both critical and sales-wise, I perfectly understand.

Better to not be deluded about one's popularity.

One is popularity, which was not a problem by then.

"Please," he implored the remaining parents, in the manner of one whose popularity is secure.

For better or worse, Facebook stats are a decent barometer of one's popularity among the Rock-the-Vote set.

"It's like it's one big popularity contest," he said "They want to make the minorities happy, they want to make the unions happy.