Sentence examples for the popularization from inspiring English sources

The melee stimulated a debate over the popularization of science.

But the trend reflects the popularization of serotonin and books like "Prozac Nation".

conductor, the principal figure in the popularization of orchestral music in England in his time.

Until the popularization of public lending libraries late in the century, Mudie's offices were thronged.

The "popularization of politics," he said, keeps leaders from pursuing controversial but important policies.

The popularization of the pomegranate, on the other hand, was directly pegged to its health benefits.

Mark Essig focuses on a deadly parallel to the popularization of Edison's breakthrough.

Why rant against the popularization and dilution that was Broadway's lifeblood?

But she is dismayed, she said, at what she sees as "the popularization" of the field.

The popularization of LSD wasn't Leary's doing; it was the music's.

"I think that's part of the popularization of the genre," Mr. Raddon said.