Sentence examples for the popularizing from inspiring English sources

The popularizing of hygiene was bad news for dirt.

A possible effect of all the popularizing is that it might improve DVD packaging, which is impregnable beyond the point of annoyance.

The popularizing of political strategy, on TV and in newspapers, has created a class of voter who sees politics more as a tactical pursuit than as a means to an end.

In addition to the popularizing of democratic socialism, we also hear more about a "sharing economy" or the "commons" and "peer production", all in order to shape our society around innovative and life-giving metrics such as the Genuine Progress Indicator GPI and Economic Billll of Rights.

Nor did Hitchens use the "attributed to" easy-out; instead, he accurately and safely chose the "popularized by" technique.

The Great Depression of the 1930s popularized the feedsack quilt.

The spread of Republican and Democratic primaries, especially after the party reforms of the 1960s, popularized the nomination process.

In other words, the Beatles popularized the sanctity of "the group".

The French popularized the necktie in the 17th century after seeing it on Croatian soldiers during the Thirty Years War.

The show popularized the American frontier image for the settled states of America.

While the faux gras popularizes the elevated, the burger elevates the popular.