Sentence examples for popularity part from inspiring English sources

It is that aw-shucks persona that bolsters Tebow's popularity — part everyman, part saint.

With his party and officialdom against him, Mr Koizumi limps on only because of his public popularity, part of which he owes to Mrs Tanaka.

Now for the popularity part.

As a result of its immediate popularity, parts of the poem were used in propaganda efforts and appeals to recruit soldiers and raise money selling war bonds.

Its enduring popularity is part historical contingency and part practical: many of the superior methods are more recent and have not yet become widely adopted, and partitioning is implemented in many popular phylogenetic inference programs.

In recent years, Belous has noticed that pansexuality as an identity and sexual orientation has grown more popular and he attributes that popularity in part to the growing list of mainstream actors and politicians who have come out as pansexual.

Deller's popularity in part stems from his interest in popular culture, or rather aspects of life that usually slip below the radar of the art gallery.

Their popularity, in part, rises from the new perch they occupy in tween girls' hearts.

MTV has attributed the show's popularity, in part, to this younger demographic.

Religions derive their power and popularity in part from the ethical compass they offer.

As the doping allegations mounted, the foundation's popularity became part of Mr. Armstrong's defense.