Sentence examples for sign of popularity from inspiring English sources

They cheered him when he visited Japan with Major League Baseball all-stars on postseason tours, and they smiled in appreciation when he made a commercial in Japan (for a daily newspaper), a rare sign of popularity for a foreign athlete.

He was one of the few Nazi leaders who did not take offense at hearing jokes about himself, "no matter how rude", taking them as a sign of popularity.

Signs of popularity are there: a fallen tree is scuffed smooth by boots, and next to it lies ash from a campfire.

Signs of popularity are there to see: a fallen tree is scuffed smooth by boots that have kicked up against it, next to the ash from a small fire.

Nor is there much sign of Conservative popularity: they succeed only through popular determination to throw the Labour rascals out.

"Some people see it as a sign of our popularity.

One sign of increasing popularity is growing media panic about cameraphones, surveillance and personal privacy.

It is just one sign of the popularity of the defending English Premier League champion, whom Park has played with the past seven years.

This was so popular with my testers that some of the peekaboo flaps got torn off - but a much-mended book is a sign of true popularity.

It is a sign of the popularity of his developments, as well as the bleak future of conventional malls, that the owners of nearby shopping centres are fighting hard to stop him.Mr Caruso doesn't think he builds malls.

In his own election to the lower house of the Indian parliament, Mr. Reddy got an overwhelmingly large number of votes in comparison to his opponents a sign of his popularity, which caused considerable anxiety to the Congress Party.