Sentence examples for popular referred from inspiring English sources

During that season, he threatened to end batting practice sessions because they became too popular, referred to himself as "a caged animal" and retained two bodyguards.

The word "bikini" became popular referring to minimalist beachwear and to the South Pacific atoll where nuclear tests were conducted.

The mid-term elections became a litmus test for the durability of Kirchnerism, the "national and popular project" referred to by its followers that has become government doctrine since Fernández's now-deceased husband Néstor Kirchner assumed the presidency in 2003, passing the mantle to his wife in 2007.

THE ARTS The Books of The Times review on Wednesday, about "The Soundtrack of My Life" by Clive Davis and "Hitmaker" by Tommy Mottola, music industry memoirs that cover topics including the genesis of some popular songs, referred incorrectly to Billie Holiday's career.

One of her most popular, "Tar Beach," referring to the rooftop that was a summer refuge in her Harlem childhood, is represented by a screen print.

He frequently invokes popular culture, referring to the way in which films and television use classical music's special properties its mixture of complexity, depth and order to convey different realities.Those are the qualities that give classical music its particular value, encouraging listeners to reach for similar characteristics in their lives.

Currently, the most popular hypotheses refer to either formation of martensitic WEL by phase transformations or formation of nanocrystalline ferritic WEL by severe plastic deformation.

The concept of 'damage control' has become popular, and refers to the use of monolateral external fixation to achieve temporary stability in patients with multiple long-bone fractures.

The term damage tolerance is, however, frequently abused in the sense that as soon as crack growth is being studied it has become popular to refer to damage tolerance.

The most popular one refers to the Extent Analysis Method, which has been subject of recent criticism, among other things, due to a number of misapplications that it may lead to.

The time-honored Maritime Silk Road involves a wide range of content and, in popular terms, refers to the China-centered route of transportation and trade between Asia, Africa and Europe with marine and land transit.