Sentence examples for popularization of the work from inspiring English sources

"The Story of Spanish" is a popularization of the work of numerous linguists, including Nicholas Ostler and his seminal "Empires of the Word: A Language History of the World".

However, robust indices are still needed before the large-scale popularization of the insurance-for-work model.

Their publications and Stephen Jay Goulds' popularization of their work in his book Wonderful Life aroused enduring scientific interest and some public interest in the Cambrian explosion, the apparently rapid appearance of moderately complex bilaterian animals in the Early Cambrian.

The reception of the work of Sartre and Heidegger has surely contributed to the popularization of the idea of authenticity, and the decisive impact of this idea first began to manifest itself after the Second World War (Taylor 2007: 475).

Wilfred's influence traces to an age before the popularization of the television set, and Yale University has assembled a striking collection of the artist's work in its namesake art gallery.

A barrel was added hanging from his collar, following the popularization of the myth of the dogs of the monastery using these during the rescues which was originally introduced by Edwin Landseer's work Alpine Mastiffs Reanimating a Distressed Traveller.

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.

The popularization of the Bible entered a new phase in 2003, when Thomas Nelson created the BibleZine.

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.