I wasn't particularly popular with anyone.
During the war his patriotic radio broadcasts were more popular than anyone's except Churchill's.
Of course, it is not politically popular for anyone to appear pro-Opec in the rich, oil-consuming countries.
Sure, he stole his election, but he is still more popular than anyone else in Afghanistan and would have won anyway.
By the early nineties, the newly accurate SoundScan system, which tracked album purchases at their point of sale, showed that hip-hop was more popular than anyone had imagined, with the opposite of its perceived audience.
He said the relationship between Mr. Weis and police officers remained frosty but acknowledged that the change in work rules was "more popular than anyone on our negotiating team ever imagined".
Initially, Mr. Jernigan said, the talk-show sentiment around the region was strongly against the location, but the park and its surroundings have proved to be far more popular than anyone imagined.
Dennis Wheatley, gone the way of Edgar Wallace and Peter Cheyney, is unread now, yet for 40 years he was as famous and popular as anyone, with 20 million sales, standing in today's terms between Jeffrey Archer, another self-made author who wrote his way out of financial trouble, and Dan Brown, whose cod esotericism is close to a steal.
The new Mori survey from the Council of Mortgage Lenders, which represents banks and building societies, also reveals that people are still cautious when it comes to applying for a mortgage online, and that while so-called flexible mortgages are becoming increasingly popular, hardly anyone actually seems to make use of the features they offer.
Although often too popular for anyone's comfort, this remains an enchanting space.
