Sentence examples for undying popularity from inspiring English sources

The undying popularity of Robert Kirkman's zombie property, "The Walking Dead," continues to spread — first from comic books, then to television and now to video games.

Mr. McCain has been identifying himself as a Ronald Reagan conservative with increasing frequency since his Michigan victory, obviously hoping to inherit some of Mr. Reagan's undying popularity in California.

She achieved her greatest popularity in the 1980s and early 1990s with inspirational and sometimes sentimental selections about overcoming adversity and undying romantic loyalty.

They are not eternal and undying.

The second is Chinese consumers' undying lust toward luxury.

"Some things" such as duty, "are universal, catholic, and undying.

The idea is undying, especially after particularly frosty winter in the Northeast.

Be really wary of undying declarations of love, affection, and romance.

Metal's undying quest for more extreme sounds, its popularity despite a frequent lack of mainstream acceptance, and its durability are other key themes.

The Ouija board has since continued to enjoy a lot of popularity, an indication of our undying thirst for spooky entertainment and a glimpse into the eternal unknown.

Three quarters of a century ago, President Franklin Roosevelt earned the undying enmity of Wall Street when he used his enormous popularity to push through a series of radical regulatory reforms that completely changed the norms of the financial industry.