Sentence examples for popularity diminished from inspiring English sources

In the postwar years, the venue's popularity diminished, along with cycling as a sport in general.

Nor was its popularity diminished by the later, more turgid, and often more dramatic violin concerti of Johannes Brahms, Béla Bartók, and Alban Berg.

After Robespierre's execution in July 1794, Barère's popularity diminished rapidly, and his arrest and deportation were ordered in 1795, although he escaped to Bordeaux.

Sarit was admired by many as a strong and decisive ruler, but his popularity diminished significantly after his death, when the extent of his personal corruption became widely known.

His popularity diminished further after he succeeded Elizabeth and, reversing her foreign policy, made peace with Prussia and withdrew from the Seven Years' War (1756 63), formed an alliance with Prussia, and prepared to engage Russia in a war against Denmark to help his native Holstein gain control of Schleswig.

As his term progressed, however, his popularity diminished, as did that of the Democratic Party, and by the time the 1948 election was on the horizon, he was about the only politician in the United States who thought he had a chance to win election.

In contrast, Rosell's presidency has been marked by poor communication and mistakes that have seen his popularity diminish rapidly.

Typified by its 808 kick drums and aggressive dark melodies, trap serves as middle ground between dubstep and hip-hop, which is another massive genre that has seen its popularity diminish.

Still, Battlefield 3 is a hit but will its popularity diminish after Modern Warfare 3 launches in the coming days?

Though the show's popularity has diminished, fan clubs are active, and large get-togethers featuring ceremonial jumps of Dodge Chargers have been held across the country.

But has popularity really diminished the festival spirit?