Sentence examples for rather popular from inspiring English sources

Counterfeiting is rather popular in Bangladesh.

That word is becoming rather popular in design circles.

On the other hand, individual lawyers are rather popular.

As test cases go, it's proving rather popular.

In which case, in-programme product placement might suddenly become rather popular.

No throwing herself about the keyboard, which is rather popular these days.

IN THE last year we have written a series of articles on working hours, many of which were rather popular.

The integration of the tape has become a rather popular form of chamber music, if not of symphonic music.

There was a time when America was actually rather popular in what we now call the Islamic world.

It was populist rather than popular.

Mr. Callaghan is, on the whole, rather a popular figure in Britain.