Sentence examples for take popular from inspiring English sources
Second, the data do not take popular attitudes into account.
His shtick is to take popular songs and parody them.
So should critics take popular successes more seriously, or risk being sidelined (further) into irrelevance?
You take popular characters and give them their own programmes, or mature franchises and give them a new twist.
But they must've been caught in a whingeing mood because they seemed determined to take popular culture personally.
"Conservatism in the spirit of Madison is the idea of taking popular passions and channelling them in a constructive way.
Trump is doing the opposite — he's taking popular passions and stoking them, by demonizing the Other".
News does that all the time – news takes popular catchphrases and uses them to make a catchy headline.
A spring decline gave way to a summer rally that took popular indexes to their highest levels in at least five years.
With its emphasis on masquerading and calypso, it takes popular subjects of concern as its raw material for lyrics and costumes.
