Sentence examples for raging popularity from inspiring English sources

But his stolidly conservative principles and raging popularity at home have garnered attention from some pundits on the right.

For all the raging popularity of mobile telephones, consumers agree that one of their biggest frustrations has been that they are less reliable than land lines.

I admitted to Bob when I read self-help or reread old favorites or tossed aside "Interview With the Vampire" after one chapter, mystified by its raging popularity.

"That gets left behind as the popularity rages out of control.

Just a few years after the war, Paley's upstart network was a raging success, surpassing its rival, NBC, in profits and popularity.

One thinks of Franklin J Schaffner, director of the 1970 Oscar winner Patton, explaining the popularity of his second world war movie made while the Vietnam war was still raging.

The drive-in's wave of popularity has recently washed over this country like a curiously delayed reaction to the 1950's, when the Korean War was raging and this country was filled with American troops and American influences.

Stuck with some of the lowest popularity ratings ever seen by a French president, Sarkozy is also paying the price for three years of economic malaise and Europe's raging debt crisis.

By the 1800s they were all the rage, but their popularity waned after 1850 as choral societies – more sober expressions of community singing – caught the public imagination.

In Cambodia, the US government really did find a way to prove their "domino" theory: the grotesque violence caused pain, anguish, rage and Khmer Rouge popularity in a chain of consequence, factors which toppled against each other like dominoes.

While the controversy rages on, the popularity of homeopathic medicine continues to grow.