Sentence examples for popular aspects from inspiring English sources

It turned out to be one of the most popular aspects of the show.

It's one of the most popular aspects of health-care reform.

Expert system is one of the most popular aspects in artificial intelligence.

Cantor thought that he was on safe ground highlighting one of the most popular aspects of immigration reform.

It represents the more popular aspects of the Vedic religion and consists mostly of magic spells and incantations.

But by 1968 Richard Nixon had figured out how to borrow the more popular aspects of Goldwater's agenda while shedding his more radical ideas, to win a majority.

The popular aspect was symbolized by "Juanita y Alicia," choreographed by Mr. Webre.

Eels remained a popular aspect of the American diet into the 20th century, when they quietly began to vanish from our tables and our cookbooks.

If you had to choose the most popular aspect of chaos theory in children's literature, the answer would have to be, hands down, the butterfly effect.

More concerning to abortion rights advocates, the abortion debate is now fixed on the least popular aspect of the measures in Virginia and elsewhere.

Perhaps the most loving and popular aspect – at least on the Iran side – of the Iranian-Syrian relationship is the Iranian religious tourism that Von Maltzahn noticed as a young student.