His popularization of the nude, in particular, revolutionized Flemish art.
The popularization of the pomegranate, on the other hand, was directly pegged to its health benefits.
But she is dismayed, she said, at what she sees as "the popularization" of the field.
"I think that's part of the popularization of the genre," Mr. Raddon said.
This was written more than a half-century before the popularization of the Internet.
Reeves added that the popularization of the cover-2 defense opened routes for tight ends.
His popularization of the phrase "culture of poverty" has unintended consequences.
Cake baking reached its lofty heights with the popularization of the cake mix after World War II.
The popularization of the Bible entered a new phase in 2003, when Thomas Nelson created the BibleZine.
As Levy wrote in an afterword to a 1993 edition: … the popularization of the term was a disaster.
Its confident, with-it moniker became the driving force behind the recent popularization of the phrase with the former compound adjective, now an attributive noun: Boldface Names.
