Sentence examples for popularity found from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abbas, who lacked Mr. Arafat's broad popularity, found himself stymied in exercising the authority he had on paper.

The songs moved people, showed them a new style of commitment that had been increasingly absent in rock, and sure enough, in shockingly short order, the group's popularity found them living under the white heat of scrutiny.

So politicians who started to experiment with Facebook and Twitter as they gained in popularity found that they had to shut down their accounts during election time, when they needed to reach out to voters the most.

Unlike rock, pop or hip-hop, it's not about performers who promise self-expression but then, with popularity, find themselves facing audiences from an increasing distance.

After your federation has gained some popularity, find some girls to join, too.

As for which categories of apps are growing in popularity, Mojiva found that mobile gaming, entertainment and social networks were most popular in the U.S., with 23%, 20%and11%1% of total ad impressions, respectively.

As Hamas then began to gain popularity, Fatah found itself competing to conduct sensational attacks.

Your work has played a big part in the popularity of found footage horror movies in the past several years.

A brand like Abercrombie & Fitch, for example, which is losing some of its U.S. popularity, has found a loyal fan base abroad, where the all American look plays well.

During the height of the Daddies' popularity, Perry found the band's mainstream notoriety was causing an alienating effect on his personal life, claiming it to have negatively changed his relationships with friends and even subjected him to occasional heckling from strangers who recognized him in public.

She said that, although she understands its popularity, she finds the emphasis on it boring.