Sentence examples for popularly held from inspiring English sources

This conspiratorial view of Jews popularly held in Arab countries is, alas, relatively modern.

The poster was just an expression of that popularly held perception.

But for all his involvement in high-profile litigation that strikes along popularly held conservative ideological lines, he is a surprisingly solitary actor.

The carpetbaggers were not raping the South, as in the then popularly held view, but were helping the blacks to education and economic achievement".

The party and its leadership is thus always going to be popularly held to be at fault, whatever the disagreements on macro-economic policy.

So did Ms. Rich, who sent along this clarification and response: In a post on Tuesday, Richard Weissbourd, a Harvard psychology professor, addressed the popularly held belief that poor parents are somehow worse at parenting than affluent ones.

He was popularly, although probably unjustly, held responsible for England's defeats in the late stages of the Hundred Years' War (1337 1453) against France.

More coverage 12 killed in terror attack on Paris magazine Live updates: What we know, as we know it Stéphane "Charb" Charbonnier Franck Prevel / Getty Images Stéphane Charbonnier, the soft-spoken editor of Charlie Hebdo and a cartoonist popularly known as "Charb," has held his position since 2009.

Engagement Labs' TotalSocial Rankings generally support both the conclusions of other studies, such as the respected American Customer Satisfaction Index produced by researchers at the University of Michigan, and the popularly-held view that U.S. airlines are not held in high regard by American consumers.

The British Union of Fascists, popularly known as the Blackshirts, also held a meeting there, in September 1934.

The party, the major fund-raiser for Pasadena Heritage, will be the last one held on the facility, popularly known as Suicide Bridge, before it undergoes rehabilitation.