Sentence examples for somewhat popular from inspiring English sources

The Ro80 is somewhat popular as a collectible in Britain, though many have been refitted with more reliable Mazda engines.

While explicit programming, available predominantly on pay per view, is somewhat popular, it does not draw blockbuster ratings.

The army started out 25 years ago as a somewhat popular rebel outfit fighting for the rights of a minority people in northern Uganda.

He was somewhat popular at his time – it's often referred to that Kafka admired him – but I had never heard of him before.

The sparsely populated spit of land ringed by white-sand beaches has become a somewhat popular spot for second homes, but large resorts are noticeably absent.

Brooklyn topped the births-by-borough list with 41,303 babies, although few of those will reflect the ultimate in hometown pride: Brooklyn, once a somewhat popular name, ranked 141st on this year's list, behind Santiago and London.

It was at a literal spa, and you'd get cocktails and chill in a hot tub or sauna with other 20-somethings as somewhat-popular DJs did ambient-ish sets nearby.

Somewhat surprisingly, popular feelings about the economy appear to have deteriorated during the last year.

Among Democrats, the court continues to be somewhat more popular, with about half approving and a third disapproving.

Ill-disciplined, corrupt and often drunk, the Congolese soldiers were only somewhat more popular than the mutineer rebels who had taken up arms against them.

Did the Republicans err by choosing New York, identifying themselves indelibly with a war on terror that has proved somewhat less popular than expected?