Sentence examples for popular both in from inspiring English sources

Born in County Durham in 1806, her poetry was popular both in the UK and the US during her lifetime.

It was a combination that meant that he was popular both in the House of Commons and his suburban Kent seat of Beckenham, which he represented for 35 years, but he was inevitably destined by his independent spirit to serve only briefly on his party's frontbench.

The description of dreams as hallucinations, virtual realities or world-analogues, popular both in the phenomenological tradition and in contemporary, empirically informed philosophical treatments of dreaming, is complemented by the scientific literature.

The ban only made her more popular both in her own country and abroad.

The game is still popular, both in Britain and Ireland, and especially among children.

The law is getting more popular both in public and internal polls.

The book was an astonishing critical and popular success both in the US and in Britain.

Benaud is a popular figure both in Australia and England, and has been involved in broadcasting for more than 45 years.

The banning of the film raised a series of controversy in popular media both in India and abroad [ 87].

In the early eighteenth century Newtonianism became popular in the Netherlands both in academic (Boerhaave, 'sGravesande, Van Musschenbroek) and non-academic circles.

Although neither organization is particularly popular, both loom large in American life and popular culture.