Sentence examples for popular reach from inspiring English sources

Marinetti demonstrated how artists could exploit the newspaper's popular reach and opinion-making power.

Two centuries of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" are particularly revealing about the novel's broad and sustained popular reach.

After the success of "The Civil War," some academic historians praised Burns, but others lamented his popular reach, and accused him of sappiness and nostalgia.

In the late 1990s, Mr. Kinkade broadened his popular reach by licensing his name to dozens of companies, like Avon and La-Z-Boy, to produce Thomas Kinkade lines of home furnishings.

But I would argue that Lauren, while building a bigger business than Klein's (twice the size, in fact), does not have Klein's popular reach, because his style is based on a nostalgic ideal of the Establishment -- Newport, the Adirondack camp, the little polo player -- rather than on democratic tastes.

This ability to unite the serious and the popular reached its fulfilment in Oh What a Lovely War in 1963.

These pop songs are undeniably popular, reaching Mexican communities in North America as well.

The video, which quickly became popular, reached more than four million viewers in its first week and was that week's most-watched video.

But analysts caution that even the most popular brands reach saturation.

The maps of how popular programmes reach our screens are always circuitous.

Etsy is helping its most popular artisans reach a bigger pool of shoppers.