Sentence examples for unflagging popularity from inspiring English sources

But another said the tax was likely to have little impact on sales, given the unflagging popularity of other heavily taxed treats such as alcohol.

The second trend is rim inflation, the more recent but evidently unflagging popularity of increasingly large wheels, especially on S.U.V.'s, associated with the blingiest manifestations of hip-hop style.

They include tough economic sanctions, international isolation, pressure by Malaysia and other fellow members of the Southeast Asian regional grouping and the unflagging popularity of Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi despite the government's efforts to marginalize and defame her.

The words, famously uttered by a petulant Jan Brady about her older sister's unflagging popularity, are now a shorthand of sorts for 30-somethings' arch adoration for all things retro.

The unflagging popularity of yoga is understandable -- the practice offers a remarkable physical challenge and mental release, and its many forms and niches appeal to a broad range of people.

When I brought up the call for change with the Steelers' Troy Polamalu, an All-Pro safety who plays with brilliant abandon, and mentioned that the sport's popularity seemed to be unflagging, he cut me off.

William Dazeley is an unflagging, rather charmless Don.

But market pressures are real and unflagging.

Ms. Sigalova's unflagging brio was cause for delight.

Despite serious illness, Dr. Newman was unflagging in his work.

He had genius eyes, unflagging testosterone and political engagement ('Guernica').