Sentence examples for popular than that from inspiring English sources

Nathaniel Popper's essay in The Nation on Raul Hilberg, a Holocaust scholar whose work was tremendously influential but less popular than that of Hannah Arendt's.

It seems TIOTI's aim to be the first TV-based "social media aggregator" may prove more popular than that convoluted name suggests.

And these three are a lot bigger, tougher and more popular than that six-year-old girl.

So many stories surfaced, none more popular than that of the neck roll.

Ukip's main party page is now only marginally less popular than that of the Conservatives.

As a result, the Edo feudal government could not restrict the imported volume of sake from the Kansai area to Edo, and Japanese sake from Kansai was more popular than that from Kanto.

In 1926, the year that S. S. Van Dine's "The Benson Murder Case" introduced Philo Vance to the world, Stratemeyer wrote the outline for the first three volumes of a series that proved more popular than any that had come before: the Hardy Boys.

Postpartum wards that allow fathers to stay overnight are more popular than those that do not [ 4].

While polls consistently show that Mr. Obama's positions are more popular than Republicans', that is not true in many of the Republicans' districts and states.

Despite supply problems that meant shoppers could only buy an Apple Watch online initially, it was more popular than any that have come before it.

Free MP3 files remain far more popular than files that must be paid for among the young listeners most likely to download music.