"And that's what makes it powerful — because it doesn't immediately get derailed by questions of popularity".
When faced with my vote, I couldn't do it".' Aside from the question of the popularity of capital punishment, critics say, the problem with the death penalty in New Jersey is that too often it is not applied fairly.
This has long been one standard answer to the question of Kuhn's popularity.
But what does all that matter when Ms. Reza can transform esoteric questions to the realm of popularity with spectacular commercial success?It is no stretch to speculate that the playwright may have put a new spin on Shakespeare's line about "more matter and less art," proving that neither art nor matter matters.
None of this is to address the question of whether home-state popularity is in fact a leading indicator of how a candidate will come to be seen by voters elsewhere in the country.
The British found him peremptory and difficult, but there was no question of leaving while his popularity remained uncertain: they were tangled up in the strings of their own puppet.
Clinton very diplomatically answers the question of whether Hillary Clinton's popularity redeems those who believe we'd be better off if she was president, saying that the further you are from the line of fire, the more popular you are.
I visualized the cliques, wondered about the status of my popularity, questioned the popularity of others, and, ultimately, braced myself for the cruelty that is known in popular culture as The High School Experience.
The questions are listed in order of popularity of the feature concerned, ranked by the mean score for each item.
(iStrategyLabs caught some flack for the misleading headline of its study, "3 Million Teens Leave Facebook In 3 Years").. Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg brushed off the question of the social network's popularity with teens during a July 2013 earnings call.
