Sentence examples for power popularity from inspiring English sources

Mr. LaHood said that Mr. McCain, who was Mr. Bush's chief rival in the Republican primaries, was perfectly positioned to hold sway with Mr. Bush, given the Arizona senator's power, popularity and efforts to help Mr. Bush in the general election.

Politics is fueled by perception of strength, power, popularity and influence.

He succeeded in sidelining General Mohammed Saleh al-Ahmar, the air force chief and Saleh's half brother, as well as Tareq Saleh, a commander of a powerful brigade in Sana and Saleh's nephew, significantly boosting the president's power and popularity.

It's more about power than popularity, but it's all about relationships.

Religions derive their power and popularity in part from the ethical compass they offer.

The Girondins reached the height of their power and popularity in the spring of 1792.

No one has ever quite been able to explain her power or popularity.

It was launched in Cairo in 1963 at the height of Nasser's power and popularity.

He might have done much more had he used his vast power and popularity to do something other than protect his own interests.

After 20 years in power, his popularity among his fellow Malay Muslims, the majority of the population, had long been in decline.

With his production for "Rigoletto" Mr. Mayer asks the audience to think of the Duke of Mantua as a Las Vegas celebrity, drunk on his power and popularity.