Sentence examples for popularity and role from inspiring English sources

Boris's popularity and role as potential heir apparent is a throwback to baronial politics of the past – people who had to be squared.

The man credited with reinvigorating EastEnders has said there is still snobbery directed at soaps, despite their popularity and integral role in shaping the TV schedules.

But, that said, I'm encouraged by their popularity and the role they play in bringing the New Sincerity to the masses.

Ruth, fully aware of baseball's popularity and his role in it, wanted to renegotiate his contract, signed before the 1919 season for $10,000 per year through 1921.

Several hundred pro-white nationalists showed up for the day-long confab, buoyed by Trump's popularity and the role they now intend to play in bringing white identity politics to Washington.

Ms Rousseff owes her presidency to Mr Lula, who might decide to use his immense popularity and play an active role as an informal adviser to her government.

In short, the better the performance of an athlete, the more accurately it determines his popularity, and the lesser the role of exogenous factors.

His success and popularity in this role brought the attention of the Nationalist League and then Prime Minister Billy Hughes, who lobbied the British government on his behalf and succeeded in convincing the War Office to allow Bruce to relinquish his commission in June 1917.

Although the early 1990s saw marked economic growth, commentators suggested that Mahathir's liberal policies had played the key role in his popularity and the Barisan Nasional's landslide 1995 election victory.

Extending earlier studies, we differentiate interpersonal perception by domain (social vs. academic) and the interpersonal roles of targets (popularity) and perceivers (preference).

That role won him immense popularity and government awards, including a K.G.B. medal.