Sentence examples for popularity exceeded from inspiring English sources

The second of Schreker's nine operas, "Der ferne Klang" (The Distant Sound) of 1910 established the composer's reputation, while "Die Gezeichneten" (The Marked Ones) of 1918 initiated a period when his popularity exceeded even that of Richard Strauss, said Ingo Metzmacher, who conducts Zurich's "Ferne Klang".

Can you name any examples of athletes whose popularity exceeds his or her achievements?

Furthermore, Warwick's cause was not considered unjust by his contemporaries, which can be seen by the earl's popularity exceeding that of the king at the time of his first rebellion in 1469.

Since the beginning of his term, Obama's personal popularity has exceeded that of his policies a gap that was obviously unsustainable.

He is an icon in the Bay Area but, obviously, his popularity far exceeds that base.

Chief among them is Ann Romney, whose popularity easily exceeds her husband's.

If a registered national Tea Party existed, a recent Rasmussen poll suggested, its popularity would exceed that of the Republicans.

Chief among them is Ann Romney, whose popularity easily exceeds her husband's and who is scheduled to speak on Monday evening.

The Kuznets inverse-U curve is one of the best examples: its popularity far exceeds its empirical support.

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But his popularity on the national stage has at times exceeded his popularity at home.