Sentence examples for pronounced popularity from inspiring English sources

It is odd to think that Richard Pryor's period of pronounced popularity and power lasted for only a decade, really — from 1970 to 1980.

Therefore, the finite-size effect is less pronounced in the ingredient popularity distributions than in the recipe popularity distributions.

Premier Wen Jiabao's (pronounced When Geeah-bao) popularity among the Chinese people is unparalleled precisely because he has been more accessible and accountable (In January 2008, Premier Wen, after a fluke snowstorm in the south shut down the railroads, went to various train stations to apologize to the millions of people stranded during the Chinese new year festival).

The report has led to a bitter dispute between the government and the BBC, and has provoked the first sustained lapse in the government's popularity and a pronounced falloff in its public credibility.

It won Fante (pronounced fahn-TAY) widespread but fleeting popularity during his lifetime and later a cult following, especially among Californians, writers and filmmakers.

Its eggs yield an almost buttery caviar that appeals to connoisseurs, although some people say its popularity derives from its easily pronounced name.

These findings imply that the popularity of the TIM is not as pronounced as homeopathy.

As thousands of Pasok members filed into polling stations to endorse the bullish politician – who was the sole candidate - Venizelos pronounced the start of a "new era" for a party whose popularity has plummeted navigating Greece's financial crisis.

It was one of those years between major tournaments for the women's team, where the disparity between the national team's tournament popularity and the struggles of domestic soccer are usually at their most pronounced.

Now, four months later, peace with Syria seems a dying prospect -- although nothing can ever be pronounced officially over in the volatile Middle East peace efforts -- while Mr. Barak's popularity is at a low, according to polls.

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