Sentence examples for popularly and from inspiring English sources

The city was also popularly and, during most of the 14th century, officially known as Hanyang.

While the Saudi government has deemed overt donations to Mr. bin Laden's cause to be illegal, he receives support, both popularly and through donations.

But in these extraordinary, extended democratic conversations, a country of more than 300 million citizens chooses a leader peacefully, popularly and surprisingly efficiently.

There have been suggestions that organisers had warned that cards expiring before August would not be valid, but others say this important information was not made known popularly and was potentially confusing.

Such was the strategy of the era, popularly and locally derided as Galapagos syndrome, in which Japanese phone manufacturers hyper-focussed on niche features, to the detriment of expanding their market share abroad.

Despite the sensitive subjects and despite his being a Jew in an anti-Semitic era, Raikin was lionized both popularly and officially, receiving the title People's Artist in 1968 and the highest civilian award, Hero of Socialist Labour, in 1981.

Development of communication and transportation technologies made more efficient administration possible (and popularly requested) and democratisation and rationalisation of culture resulted in demands that the new system treat everybody equally.

It's mostly academically scorned and mostly popularly adored, and, depending on who you read, it's either the savior of modern feminism or its death knell.

It's mostly academically scorned and mostly popularly adored and, depending on who you read, it's either the saviour of modern feminism or its death knell.

Unlike Mr. Arafat, he was not popularly elected, and he has almost no public support.

Legislative powers are vested in the Diet, which is popularly elected and consists of two houses.