Sentence examples for relentlessly popular from inspiring English sources
My friend was not alone in being offended that the queen of pop would even consider touching Don McLean's relentlessly popular ballad about "the day the music died".
Once a very greasy spoon, and still not much to look at, Miss Williamsburg Diner has been effectively transformed into a hip trattoria, not unlike Il Bagatto, the relentlessly popular trattoria in the East Village, but warmer and more intimate.
But that probably won't dent the reputation of the M&Ms characters, who relentlessly flog Mars' popular candy.
While the New Age label is relentlessly vague in its popular definition and her use of it here is openly derisive, she ignores the historical fact that these spiritual practices have been primary resources guiding major world cultures (even our own) for millenniums -- centuries before Jung could suggest their possible value in explaining our modern malaise.
But that probably wont dent the reputation of the M&Ms characters, who relentlessly flog Mars popular candy.
Of course, the sisters have recovered, and the mishap will hardly dent the reputation of the M&Ms characters, who relentlessly flog Mars popular chocolate candy.
When he ran for governor of Texas, he upset a popular incumbent by focusing relentlessly on just four issues (education, tax cuts, tort reform and welfare reform).
For the past 10 years or so, the BBC has tried to create popular shows while also relentlessly targeting groups that seemed to reject its embrace.
One thing you quickly appreciate about Susan Miller, America's most popular astrologer, is how relentlessly upbeat she sounds, even (and perhaps especially) when delivering earth-shattering news.
THE group's feel-good, relentlessly bouncy songs have grown so popular over time that "Abba Gold," their greatest-hits collection, remains an evergreen big seller.
After their first flush of growth, the party's slide in getting candidates elected and gaining more popular support has been relentlessly downhill.
