Sentence examples similar to that would enjoy popularity from inspiring English sources
HO: Right, that he would enjoy that.
More than any of the earlier important precedents in the ecumenical tradition all of which would enjoy newfound popularity in the 1960s it was Divided Christendom that set the two on the same level.
This and other documents emphasize specifically that: '[t]he Government acknowledges that alcohol enjoys popularity and a place of significance in Basotho society.
"It is not that the L.D.P. lacks people who could enjoy popularity," said Masumi Ishikawa, a professor of politics at Niigata University of International and Information Studies.
With the president's aides worried that Mr. Kerry would enjoy a large increase in popularity, Mr. Bush went to lengths and used often harsh language in trying to discredit Mr. Kerry in what will be one of his last swings before the convention.
In 2137, "driving" is an esoteric, archaic pursuit that enjoys popularity roughly on par with equestrianism.
If they enjoy that, then they would enjoy poetry.
Your kids would enjoy that.
Maybe I would enjoy that.
Mr Obama still enjoys popularity -- though it is dwindling -- among the broad coalition that mobilized to elect him.
