Sentence examples for popularity than from inspiring English sources

While it is true that Medicare enjoys slightly greater popularity than Medicaid, numerous polls have shown that both programs remain popular with Americans.

Baseball is enjoying more popularity than ever this year.

Dickens enjoyed a wider popularity than had any previous author during his lifetime.

Ironically, throughout the 1850s, the British sport of cricket had a broader popularity than baseball.

No outlet better reflects the war's enduring popularity than the World Wide Web.

Ebrahim Raisi is seen as a serious judicial figure with greater popularity than Rouhani.

Tim Pawlenty said in March that Mr. Obama was more worried about his international popularity than keeping the nation secure.

Between 1934 and 1940 she made 24 films and arguably did more for tap dance's popularity than any single person in the dance's history.

Chikamatsu wrote most of his plays for the puppet theatre, which, in the 18th century, enjoyed even greater popularity than Kabuki.

Mr. Albarn also seems calmer and less perturbed now by the vagaries of popularity than he was during Blur's "love-hate" years with the British music press.

"It reeks of being about Bill Shorten's popularity more than about achieving marriage equality".