Sentence examples for popular exposure from inspiring English sources

A monarchy needs popularity, and thus some popular exposure, if it is to preserve this human strength, especially in a democracy that, like Britain's, suffers none of the instability or military threat that can offer monarchy a political role.

"Late World With Zach," which ran for nine weeks on VH1, would simultaneously provide Galifianakis with his greatest popular exposure to date and threaten to derail him completely.

If done right, Backplane could become the new Myspace, and use that popular exposure to promote that fans can make their own social networks about anything.

Within the past ten years, a wide variety of publicly available environmental satellite-based data have become available to users and gained popular exposure in meteorological applications.

If it wasn't for Wendy Carlos, a queer woman, we may not have had popular exposure to the Moog synthesizer.

It's easy to read Pornhub's trend reports as evidence that the reliable flow of giantess clips onto their platform has increased popular exposure to and interest in the trend.

"Popular's exposure to Fadesa is estimated at around €400m, which is not especially high if you consider the overall picture".

He said traditional Olympic sports like fencing and volleyball can become much more popular but need exposure.

No other book by Ms. Spark has received the widespread popular acclaim and exposure of "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," but in subsequent interviews, the author expressed a firm preference for dwelling on the future rather than the past.

Less strange is that politicians like her would be eager to secure votes from every constituency and that emerging religions would associate with the powerful and the popular to gain exposure.

I recall one BBC weekend feature on a popular composer where exposure to hours of music only convinced some critics of how much they disliked it; that in hearing a whole string of pieces, the artifice and gesture that might be striking in a one-off context gradually appeared repetitive and undermined any sense of structure or organic growth.