Sentence examples for popular status from inspiring English sources

It is partly this sense of responsibility that has given him the popular status he enjoys in Iran.

Alexa, who admits that her popular status has faded somewhat in the past few years, says looks are what matter.

Throughout the 1970s Chenier toured nationally and internationally as the King of Zydeco, donning a large gold-and-burgundy mock crown in many of his performances to acknowledge and amplify his popular status.

Ming dynasty porcelain vases, 19th-century hardwood furniture and even early 20th-century calligraphy ink pots have become popular status symbols for an emerging middle class eager to display its new wealth and cultural knowledge.

Across the world, Osama Bin Laden's death was the most popular status update topic, followed by the Green Bay Packers' Super Bowl win and the Casey Anthony trial.

In the 1980s, Arabians became a popular status symbol and were marketed similarly to fine art.

By Nathan Heller October 8, 2015 David Letterman sports a popular new status symbol, the achievement beard.

And Essence, the girl who knows who she is, take it or leave it, has surged toward popular girl status.

If not, what is your editorial stance, and how does it differ from the popular, or status quo, perspective?

In the late 1950s and 60s, Keane's paintings of sorrowful-looking children whose faces were dominated by oversize "windows to the soul" became a sensation, generating huge earnings and achieving bizarre popular icon status.

The Queen is not just extraordinarily popular, a status that only grows as she heads towards her 90th birthday (recall Alan Bennett's observation that, in Britain, if you get to 90 and can still eat a boiled egg, you're deemed worthy of a Nobel prize).