Sentence examples for popular mass from inspiring English sources

Radio is a less popular mass medium in Delhi, although FM radio has gained popularity since the inauguration of several new stations in 2006.

The Tory party is not a popular mass movement.

A confluence of popular mass protests, clerical dissent and bazaar strikes would not necessarily spell revolution in Iran.

That's more like a grain of sand on one of Bali's famous beaches than a popular mass movement.

"In the '90s and the last decade, there was a popular, mass consumption going on in the market," he said.

Torture and public execution by torture were once instruments of power and popular mass entertainment: now torture exists only in secret, and hides behind political euphemism.

The highly simplified, flattened-out style, reminiscent of European modern art, actually mimicks the cheap, popular, mass-produced "bazaar" paintings sold at Indian temples as talismans.

He said then that he felt the network and the production company were wrong to try to make "T.W.3" into "a popular, mass-appeal network show".

Many dealers have been reluctant to take that chance, even though only luxury vehicles and a few popular mass-market models are actually sold for their sticker prices.

It is reasonable to assume that by aggressively pushing CTB beers in discounted package deals with its more popular, mass-market brands, AB InBev will get CTB's Hells lager and Gentleman's Wit into more off-licences, supermarkets and pubs.

Another is Rebekah Brooks, a former Murdoch protege who served as editor of the Sun, Britain's most popular mass-market daily, and the News of the World, and as chief executive of News International, News Corp.'s British newspaper subsidiary.