Sentence examples for the popularized from inspiring English sources

No Biedermeier household was complete without a piano as an indispensable part of the popularized soiree.

In urban areas the popularized gospel music emerged as the foundation of many Protestant services especially in Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and various fundamentalist churches.

"As Rosa Mexicano presents classic Mexican cuisine," the menu warns, "some of the popularized Americanized dishes often associated with Mexican food are not included on our menu".

The popularized version of this bad science, the stuff that gets said at commencement exercises and on television sitcoms and around the water cooler about the way women "really are," is the "mystique".

Only in a minority of cases: 17% versus the popularized number of 50%.

Especially, the misbehavior routing problem [11] is one of the popularized security threats such as black hole attacks.

Another had been buying cupcakes at the Magnolia Bakery long before the show popularized the establishment.

He was one of the early "heroes of the West" popularized in the dime novels of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The Odyssey, the site that popularized the idea of "The Dad Bod," is announcing that it has raised $3 million in seed funding.

Tebow appeals to the Jets because of his familiarity with the Wildcat, the formation popularized in Miami by their new offensive coordinator, Tony Sparano, and adored by Coach Rex Ryan.

So I like to say fortune cookies were invented by the Japanese, popularized by the Chinese and ultimately consumed by Americans.