Sentence examples for probably popular from inspiring English sources

The slightly bizarre, but probably popular, Wii-no-ma video service debuted on Friday the 1st in Japan, possibly to acclaim (no way to know, it's Golden Week over there and the whole country goes silent).

He also noted that upskirts are probably popular in Germany and the U.S. I disagreed: jeans are far too popular here for any hardcore upskirt action and, well, Western minds are sexually deviant in their own ways not related to the furtive vouyerism/frotteurism associated with Japanese sexual predilections.

" She kind of chilled with 2 different groups - the dramatic (probably popular, cool) people, and then the "jock" people, since she was really active in sports.

They are probably more popular than they have ever been".

Hard rock is probably more popular in Birmingham than at any point in its history.

A more faithful film would have been more unsettling and probably less popular.

Wolves are probably more popular now than at any other time in recorded history.

Mr Karzai may be deeply flawed, but he is probably more popular than the other options.

But provided it is communicated clearly, it will probably be popular with voters.

Job security will probably be popular with that carrier's unions.

In its fourth or fifth decade, it's probably more popular now than ever.