Sentence examples for popular upon from inspiring English sources
While not popular upon its initial publication, the book went on to be recognised as one of the great, totemic American novels.
While not popular upon its initial publication, the book has gone on to be recognised as a hugely important piece of American literature.
While not popular upon its initial publication, the book went on to be recognised as one of the great American novels and a powerful celebration and indictment of the roaring twenties.
It would be naive for Mr Sobotka to underestimate Mr Zeman and his thirst for revenge, but the president's power is waning.Initially popular upon taking office in March 2013, Mr Zeman has seen his favour with the public plummet.
The ch'angga, which evolved from hymns sung at churches and schools in the 1890s, became popular upon the publication of the "Aeguk ka" ("National Anthem") by Yi Yongu and "Tongsim ka" ("A Boy's Mind") by Yi Chungwŏn in an issue (1896) of the Tongnip sinmun.
Extraordinarily popular upon its release, She has never been out of print.
Democracy is not founded upon the principle of safeguarding the rights of the popular, but upon safeguarding the rights of the most unpopular.
Newman was contending that the Church of England represented true catholicity and that the test of this catholicity (as against Rome upon the one side and what he termed "the popular Protestants" upon the other) lay in the teaching of the ancient and undivided church of the Fathers.
At a political level, neoliberalism responded to a supposed surfeit of democracy, an excess of popular demands upon the state.
Whether a social network will become popular depends upon far more than the technology its creators deploy.
Popular Mechanics, upon awarding the Leaf its 2010 Breakthrough Award, explained that the Nissan Leaf is "not the first pure EV, but hits the mainstream like none of its predecessors".
