Sentence examples similar to receding popularity from inspiring English sources
Japanese and Russian also had "hot" periods, only to recede in popularity.
Motion controls have receded in popularity of late, replaced by a different living room presence: Skylanders and the mode of play it made popular.
The mullet receded in popularity in the mannered epochs that followed the American Revolution, lost in romantic Victorian mops and the slick George Raft look of the 1930's.
As extra-long board shorts recede in popularity (for all their supposed cool-kid cred, they had essentially become polyester capri pants), men are coming to appreciate the virtues of showing some leg.
Mr. Mugabe has ruled the country since its independence in 1980 but has seen his popularity recede considerably in recent years.
Delis have receded from their former popularity partly because of that same gastro-tourism.
If he starts looking like a mercenary, his popularity may recede.
Such concerns are receding.
Most important, deflation is receding.
