Sentence examples for serious popularity from inspiring English sources

The grey/yellow combo and blue/purple in particular really catch the eye, and I see this phone gaining some serious popularity among teens.

"So if one of them turns out to be true, and it's serious, his popularity could suddenly plummet".

But none of them has generated a myth with serious international popularity, let alone one that can compare, even faintly, with the fortunes of the North American cowboy.

A good old-style blockbuster, handsomely presented, vaguely serious, its popularity derived largely from the presence of many Caravaggios, although its lasting value and most decent purpose was to impress on the public the diverse gifts of less well-known painters like Carlo Saraceni, Paul Bril and Giovanni Lanfranco.

The ugly debate in the House on Friday over the Iraq war served as an emotional send-off for a holiday recess, capturing perfectly the political tensions coursing through the House and Senate in light of President Bush's slumping popularity, serious party policy fights, spreading ethics investigations and the approach of crucial midterm elections in less than a year.

The presidency is a serious business, not a popularity contest.

Mr. Putin now faces five candidates who, the polls indicate, have failed to make serious inroads against his popularity.

It may be unfair to impugn the professionalism of American surgeons and broader factors clearly influence its popularity, including serious medical research, strong religious traditions and different conceptions of children's rights.

Rockwell moved to Paris once to become a modern artist, before deciding after a few months that it wasn't for him, and like any insecure, sensitive person, he fretted, despite his success and popularity, that serious people didn't take him seriously enough.

This problem is becoming more serious with the growing popularity of person-to-person trade.

She could indeed become the photo app's Sheryl Sandberg — turning Instagram's under-leveraged popularity into serious revenue without seriously degrading the user experience.