Sentence examples for popular detail from inspiring English sources
The pants, she said, are selling very well at €175: "The pleats at the waist are a very popular detail.
During the 13th century, Gonzalo de Berceo, Spain's earliest poet known by name, wrote rhymed vernacular chronicles of saints' lives, the miracles of the Virgin, and other devotional themes with ingenuous candour, accumulating picturesque and affectionately observed popular detail.
That includes his popular (and detailed) impression of an R. Kelly performance that was highly sexualized, even by the standards of that eccentric R&B musician.
One popular gimmick detailed by the audit was known as a Bakht account, which offered those who opened them a chance to win houses, cars and jewelry at glitzy prize drawings.
The Internet Movie Database (IMDB), a massive, extremely popular website detailing all aspects of many movies and television shows, has finally added what the site has curiously been missing all along: video footage of full-length movies and TV shows.
SHELLY FREIERMAN CHARTS Charts detail popular media (Sources: Nielsen Media Research (television); Barnes & Noble (Popular Demand); Screenline (movies); Internet Movie Database (DVD rentals); Mediaweek (magazines); Nielsen SoundScan/Billboard (music)).
Anticommunist topics were not popular (For more detail see Classen, 2014; Hoffmann, 2017).
In an interview last month with Popular Archaeology, he detailed the result of 10 years of excavations.
Lois is a professor teaching 18th-century literature, and attempting to keep quiet her sideline as the author of a popular thriller that details her own experiences.
Brandon Stanton, a New York street photographer who runs Humans of New York, a popular photo blog detailing the lives of the city's most colourful residents, was approached several months ago by the fashion label, which was interested in buying 300 of his photos.
Since the '70s most of Roberto Carlos's most popular compositions — like "Details," "Beloved Lover" and "Breakfast" — have been romantic ballads, not rockers in the vein of "I Want Everything to Go to Hell," an early success still popular with punk bands.
