Sentence examples for phases of popularity from inspiring English sources

Some, termed "cycles," are short-lived (e.g., the disaster cycle of the 1970s, which included Earthquake [1974] and The Towering Inferno [1974]), but even lasting genres go through phases of popularity.

You know how names go through phases of popularity?

I think most drugs cycle through phases of popularity.

He converted hippiedom to soul music at the 1967 Monterey Californiaa) Pop Festival and was just entering a new phase of popularity when tragedy struck.

And long-established organisations like Farleigh and District Swimming Club, Henleaze Lake in Bristol and Newnham Riverbank Club in Cambridge have managed to weather periods of declining membership and seem to be entering into a new phase of popularity.

In addition to the putative removal of oxidized phases, the popularity of this method is based on the relatively high extraction efficiency of surface-bound sulfate during rinsing with water, and on the gentle effect of pretreatment agents on pyrite grain morphology.

He even enjoys a kind of popularity.

His graph of popularity is quite low.

Oh, the burdens of popularity.

This metric is a rolling measure of popularity.

In Phase 1, 810 12- to 15-year-old adolescents participated in an experiment to measure peer conformity to one of four hypothetical peer groups designed to vary in levels of popularity and likeability.