Sentence examples similar to reach of popularity from inspiring English sources

There are many opinions and ideas that can be found on the internet, but it seems that only a few can reach the surface of popularity where the whole world would get to hear or read about them.

Martin Wainwright's recent visit to Wigan to see local confection Uncle Joe's Mint Balls reach new heights of popularity suggested obscure regional specialities have a hitherto unrecognised resilience – and this isn't restricted to Lancastrian sweets.

The celebrated painter Sōami and the great art patron and shogun Yoshimasa were supporters of the shōka style as early as the 15th century, yet it did not reach its peak of popularity and artistic development until the 18th century.

In the next few years, propelled by the twin currents of mobile computing and social media, the industry will reach new levels of popularity, profitability and utility.

Those intangibles are the reason most artists reach a level of popularity in the music business more than just their musical skill.

People who reach their "peak of popularity" in high school, or talk about high school being the best part of their lives, sometimes have a steep fall when high school ends (they go nowhere).

The name Gary reached the peak of popularity in the US in the 1950s, helped by the popular and ruggedly masculine actor Gary Cooper (real name Frank).

He reached a height of popularity in the 1850s.

The mystery religions reached their peak of popularity in the first three centuries ad.

Supreme has reached its level of popularity through business practices that most brands would find unconscionable.

The league has reached a point of popularity and profitability that can be blinding.