Sentence examples for spate of popularity from inspiring English sources
For the next year or so, the combination of its scarcity, high cost, unusual shape and bold grille work emblematic of both the Escalade and the EXT will probably allow it to enjoy a brief spate of popularity.
It is the latest in a spate of controversies surrounding the National Front, who have enjoyed a surge of popularity in France due to its stance on immigration.
On January 12th the prime minister was forced to bat away renewed calls for his resignation, after a spate of opinion polls showed his popularity dropping below 20%.
The folks at KnowYourMeme have traced the long egg's recent spate in popularity back to 2013, when a video of long eggs being manufactured in a factory, below, first surfaced.
Such has been her success as secretary that when Obama's popularity ebbed last year, a spate of "what if" stories pondered whether she would have made a better president.
He even enjoys a kind of popularity.
In the absence of any overriding conflict, the current spate of Japan-obsessed movies may simply represent the increasing popularity of Japanese culture in a rapidly globalizing world.
In fact Drake himself, using – what else? – Instagram, gave an eloquent response to the recent spate of police brutality in the US, and One Dance's popularity should be seen not as brain-dead but as a necessary bacchanal.
Writers seeking to capitalize on Strachey's popularity and ape Strachey's manner, without possessing Strachey's talents, produced a spate of "debunking" biographies zestfully exposing the clay feet of famous historical figures.
The popularity of all aspects of the evolution of human beings is reflected, for instance, in the spate of books covering this field published during this period.
THE popularity of "The Devil Wears Prada" -- both the execrable novel and the so-so movie -- spawned a small spate of what might be called assistant lit: books about monstrous bosses and the humiliations their underlings endure as the price for proximity to the powerful.
