Sentence examples for popular being from inspiring English sources

Popular being a relative term.

He is a young rising star who is popular being matched against a faded name.

Hundreds of flavours have been devised, the most popular being vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry.

In Middlesex he remained popular, being reelected on his radical platform in 1780 and in 1784.

It makes 200 kinds of flags; the most popular being the Stars and Stripes.

It has 12 beaches, the most popular being White beach and Bulabog.

Black History Month in October is particularly popular, being celebrated at universities from Glasgow to Exeter.

After 1945 destinations were mainly European, the most popular being France initially and then West Germany and Switzerland.

"He's remarkably popular, being mentioned for president," Mr. Dicker said on his daily radio show on WGDJ-AM in Albany.

The sefirot have also been called by other names, the most popular being "crowns," "attributes," "principles," and "steps".

There are various representations of St James, the two most popular being Santiago Peregrino, and Santiago Matamoris, the Moor-killer.