Sentence examples for rampant popularity from inspiring English sources

And that's the thing that makes his rampant popularity so "glitter sweet".

I wish we could influence the rampant popularity of "to impact," but nouns in English have a way of verbing.

The country's soft-power capabilities in Afghanistan, including small factors such as the rampant popularity of Mumbai's film industry "Bollywood," work in favor of India increasing its development and economic footprint there in the future.

Ms. Diller and Mr. Scofidio point to the rampant popularity of self-surveillance, evident in the proliferation of reality shows and talk shows in which people reveal their most intimate secrets and even a phenomenon like JenniCam, a Web site that invited visitors to view a live feed of its creator's every movement.

His rampant popularity even survived the advent of Christianity.

The rampant popularity of consumer messaging apps has long been influencing product development decisions, and plenty of fusty business tools have been consumerized in recent years, including by having messaging-style interfaces applied to simplify all kinds of digital interactions.

That the two markets can live alongside one another without putting each other off is one reason behind Owens's steadily growing success, a popularity visibly registered in the rampant copying of his look all over the world.

Popular mistrust is rampant.

They have been depressed for a variety of reasons, including rampant piracy, a dearth of quality films and the relentless popularity of Hollywood imports.

Although the President still retains the support of the majority of Azeris, analysts say discontent over Mr Aliyev's authoritarian methods and the rampant corruption of the ruling elite is eroding the regime's popularity.

Supporters say the law, which authorized competitive auctions, has been a godsend for a region dealing with rampant population growth, limited room to grow, scarce water and facilities overwhelmed by their own popularity.