Sentence examples for popular true from inspiring English sources

Also being copied are popular True Religion jeans.

The People v OJ Simpson premieres on the heels of three other popular true crime projects: Netflix's Making a Murderer, HBO's The Jinx and the podcast Serial, which is being turned into a TV show.

Although it subsequently faded from memory, "The Court of Last Resort" stands as the progenitor of one of today's most popular true-crime subgenres, in which reporters, dissatisfied with the outcome of a criminal case, conduct their own extrajudicial investigations.

Lawyers representing Adnan Syed, the subject of the popular true-crime podcast Serial, have filed the first documents in a lengthy ongoing effort to overturn his conviction for murder.

The director rebounded with the gruesome but popular true-crime tale The Boston Strangler (1968), a suspenseful account of the serial killer who murdered more than 10 women in the 1960s; Curtis was effective as Albert DeSalvo, who confessed to committing the crimes.

While humans were the co-stars of early animal films, which often took the form of hunting expeditions ("Roosevelt in Africa"), the human presence receded in the 1940s with Disney's hugely popular "True-Life Adventures" films, visually sumptuous documents in which the animal behavior on view generally conforms to the family values and gender roles of the time.

It was introduced originally by Cronbach and colleagues in response to limitations of the popular true-score-model of classical reliability theory.

This picture is cute, therefore popular, therefore true.

In the popular Netflix true crime series, "Making a Murderer," the principal character burned his cat alive.

Whatever the tone, a limited series is likely for the form of the show (essentially a miniseries), after it proved so popular for True Detective and other recent shows.

In practice, the biggest tax breaks — the mortgage interest deduction, employer tax breaks for health care benefits, deductions for state and local taxes and deductions for charitable contributions — may prove politically more popular than true tax reform.