Sentence examples for thought popular from inspiring English sources

In this light, an increasing post-climategate tolerance for doubts about warming among the media and some politicians can be read, with just a little cynicism, as people making tactical use of climategate to distance themselves from an agenda they had once thought popular but which now looked increasingly lifeless.

Disputing another train of thought popular in Europe, Jacques Cailloux, head of euro area economic research for the Royal Bank of Scotland, said, "The E.C.B is wrong in its assessment that the emerging markets can offset the U.S. downturn".

"I think popular culture will become culture," said Mr. Lewis, 52.

I think popular enthusiasm for a particular genre of movies might be random.

I fear the sneer of those who think popular equals superficial, unchallenging, bad, the cultural equivalent to junk food.

Bennett is targeting those likely to want to work in the theatre, because he thinks popular drama deserves serious study and has been given the cold shoulder by critics and academics.

Herma Hill Kay, the outgoing dean of the school, says many professors think popular culture, as much as any economic factor, has a hand in the changing interest in law school.

Although "We think popular" is the company's tag line, reflecting its passion for interpreting popular culture, Yvonne can be outspoken on weighty issues such as press freedom.

I don't think popular support for wilderness has ever waned in this country -- exploring untrammeled ground is too deeply embedded in American tradition.

This is why, they thought, most popular culture is representational, like a Norman Rockwell painting: it shows the bourgeois world, in all its detail, as the only world.

The Pres. thought a popular uprising would follow the first landings & that Castro lacked the force to repel the invasion & crush the uprising.