Sentence examples for popularity has endured from inspiring English sources
Their popularity has endured for centuries.
The film is 30 years old and its popularity has endured, meaning memorabilia is hugely collectable.
Simple familiarity, through the passage of time and generations, is one reason the Stones' popularity has endured.
Trudeau's popularity has endured even as his first nine months in office rank among the House of Commons' least productive in more than two decades, according to data compiled by the library of parliament.
Crucially, both authors understand the reasons that Rand's popularity has endured, not only among college students dazzled (and thronged into packs) by her triumphant individualism but also by entrepreneurs.
Exploring why Obama's popularity had endured despite certain disappointments, Friedrich Mielke, said the president was viewed by Germans as a "dove of peace".
Huthwohl said that, while Piaf's popularity had endured in France, international interest in her life and loves was revived by the 2007 film La Vie en Rose, starring Marion Cotillard who won an Oscar for best actress for her portrayal of the singer.
The special effects in question were generally people in monster suits doing battle with miniature tanks and crushing balsa wood buildings, but the popularity of the genre has endured on film and television (the are just one example of an American adaptation of conventions).
Many layers of meaning are there for the delving, yet om has endured in popularity simply because of its vibration -- how we feel when we chant it.
While vinyl has endured thanks to its popularity with DJs and music connoisseurs, music nerds have started turning to other once-beloved analog gadgets that have virtually disappeared over the last decade, like the cassette tape.
