Sentence examples for popular just from inspiring English sources
Sacking Roberto Mancini was not popular, just as turning down Mourinho was not.
"The onus was to come up with something outrageously popular, just to survive," says Godber.
In central London and other wealthy places, Britishness is popular: just 57.5% of white Britons in Cambridge call themselves English.
Yet for all his swagger, and after a dozen books, this author is becoming most popular just as he runs out of new ideas.
It was 1967, the year of the Six-Day War, and the Middle East, as she puts it, "was not at all popular just then".
(Other polls indicate that Ms Pelosi was popular just after Barack Obama's inauguration, but Gallup doesn't seem to have polled at that point).
This is the Negroni's lesser popular but just as attractive second cousin.
Children can see as well as feed the bunnies, llamas, goats, baby cows and the ever popular just-hatched chicks.
Major storms like Hurricane Sandy and other unexpected events have prompted some companies to modify the popular just-in-time style of doing business, in which only small amounts of inventory are kept on hand, to fashion what is known as just-in-case management.
NumPy is incompatible with PyPy, a popular just-in-time Python-2.7 compiler that is faster than the standard Python executable.
You will see what serious government can do, as opposed to what a merely popular government just promises".
