Sentence examples for popular much from inspiring English sources

"Social media means that news travels faster and things become popular much more quickly," said Rawkins.

Alex's increasingly irrational and ultimately murderous revenge on Dan's family made Fatal Attraction a popular, much talked-about and influential hit.

While Mr. Kostunica was not running himself, he is extraordinarily popular, much more popular than Mr. Djindjic, and the coalition list bears his name.

"By bringing together the wisdom of two companies, we can aim to make F.C.V.s more popular much quicker," Takeshi Uchiyamada, Toyota's vice chairman, said at a news conference with BMW in Nagoya, Japan.

So when the idea of antiquing caught on in the United States — the 1876 Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia made Colonial furniture popular — much of the great old furniture was already there.

When the books first became popular, much was made of the power imbalance modelled by "Fifty Shades," and how many women seemed to love it, and what that might say about the Zeitgeist.

Inevitably, it has to be Bellita, the "baby sister" of hugely popular, much-lauded – not least by me – Bell's Diner in Montpelier.

During his imprisonment, he wrote constantly; he finished his history of the Catalan war and published some verse in 1649 and a popular, much-reprinted discourse on marriage, Carta de Guia de Casados (1650; The Government of a Wife).

The trademark candelabra on Liberace's grand pianos were inspired by those in A Song to Remember, a popular, much-mocked 1940s movie starring Cornel Wilde as Chopin (with whom Liberace evidently identified as a fellow Polish pianist) and Merle Oberon as George Sand.

They are popular in much of Europe, too.

In her stylish turbans and imported clothes, she became enormously popular and much imitated.