Sentence examples for properly popular from inspiring English sources

Chicken pho emerged with the beef shortage during the Japanese occupation in the 1940s and pho didn't become properly popular in the south until the arrival of the northern diaspora, after the partition of Vietnam in 1954.

(By "pop music," I mean all styles outside of classical and jazz--country, rock, hip-hop, rap, etc.--any style that enjoys a double-digit market share is properly called "popular", as opposed to the dismal 4-64-6%ombised) that ishareded by jazz and classical music).

That is all good news, and much of it isn't properly reflected in popular perceptions.

But how properly to write "popular history" is a vexed issue, and, in reviews for the Spectator, he has been waspish about certain attempts.

Properly restored examples of popular models will continue to go up in price.

His theme is the Spanish Civil War, which has never been properly rehabilitated in the popular consciousness of the country.

But Fleming adds to previous accounts, rather than merely repeating them, by also bringing into the limelight the non-Anglo-Saxon expeditions of the period, which, apart from those of Fridtjof Nansen and Salomon Andrée, have not been properly acknowledged in a popular account in English before.

With the new site, they are focusing more on direct Technorati content (more on that below), and properly categorizing the more popular blogs.

Roebling proved that despite popular opinion, properly built suspension bridges can safely support the passage of heavy railway traffic.

"Though this is of course generalising, there is a prudishness in Japan which meant that a hands-free device that cleansed the body properly would eventually be popular," George says.

I've also been to the Hospitaller's great castle of Krak de Chevaliers and the Assassins' eyrie at Masyaf, all in Syria, not to mention the Temple Mount in Jerusalem where the Templars had their headquarters, the mount itself giving the knights their popular name (properly they were the Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon).