Sentence examples for swell of popularity from inspiring English sources

Attacks by enemies abroad always lead to a massive swell of popularity for incumbent political leaders unless those leaders are viewed as directly complicit with said enemies, or have based their political identity on arguing that the threat is nonexistent.

In 2009 China stopped another digital currency, QQ, in its tracks after a swell of popularity drove the government to ban its use in buying real-world items.

In the past century, Cabernet Sauvignon has enjoyed a swell of popularity as one of the noble grapes in the world of wine.

Endless waves of publicity have been washing over Berghain in recent years, but its fortress-like walls have not cracked under these swells of mainstream popularity.

Could their initial spark of popularity swell into a viable competitive platform?

The recent swell in popularity of non-traditional food trucks has brick-and-mortar restaurants voicing concern about what this means for their businesses.

6 10 P.M. (Encore) THAT THING YOU DO! (1996) Riding the crest of the British Invasion, a four-man Pennsylvania band called the Oneders swells to popularity when a substitute drummer, Guy Patterson Tom Everett Scottt), changes up the group's sound.

He even enjoys a kind of popularity.

His graph of popularity is quite low.

The swell of clear water.

A swell of boos and jeers built.