Sentence examples for popularity exactly from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Kendall's Twitter fame hasn't translated into popularity, exactly, particularly among the white feminists she has taken to task.

My guess is that pilsner's popularity was exactly what caused craft brewers to look elsewhere.

His gravity-defying popularity dates exactly to that time (see chart 1).Mr Sarkozy's strategy is based on action and communication, shot through with energy.

It's a nice little self-aggrandizing pirouette - one that obscures the fact that, in fact, popularity is exactly how he's trying to make decisions.

That popularity is exactly why fiscal conservatives seeking to cut the program for ideological reasons have resorted to hyping up its financial challenges.

For Mr Clegg, the decline has been uniquely precipitous given the sudden surge of popularity he enjoyed exactly a year ago, after his appearance in the first televised general election leaders' debate.

In the years since Outrageous Fortune's glorious (if overlong) six-year run concluded in 2010, terrestrial local television has struggled to let go of the idea that its popularity can be exactly duplicated.

McAuliffe himself isn't exactly Mr Popularity.

Outside India, however, Mr. Premji is not exactly Mr. Popularity these days.

"Bush is not exactly Mr Popularity in this country but there seems to be a tradition that, even if you don't like a politician, you want to know what he has to say," he said.

The Washington Post wraps up coverage of Senator McCain's foreign travels by considering how successful he was at explaining his relationship with President Bush — not exactly Mr. Popularity within international circles.