Sentence examples for unique popularity from inspiring English sources

A critic in 1851, listing the reasons for his unique popularity, had cited "above all, his deep reverence for the household sanctities, his enthusiastic worship of the household gods".

Other ambassadors were green with envy at the tremendous success of the young Countess of Elgin, and their dispatches back home recounted her unique popularity with the Turkish Court and her unsurpassed skill as a most generous hostess.

Her unique public popularity engendered such enthusiasm during the company's annual seminar, a three-day multimillion-dollar extravaganza, that she often had to use little-known passageways to elude her fans.

Current trends in the Northwest reflect the popularity of unique, quality microbrews.

A critical and commercial disaster when it was released in 1982, Ridley Scott's dystopian thriller could not be considered on the level of Star Wars in terms of popularity, but its unique vision of the future (cribbed from numerous sources from French comic books to Japanese manga) smudged its filthy fingerprints all over every sci-fi movie that came after it including The Matrix.

Marion Fasel, a jewelry editor for InStyle magazine, said the popularity of Alhambra is unique in its universality.

As an alternative, meshfree methods have been gaining popularity because of their unique abilities in handling such complicated physics.

Politicians criticize their own parties all the time, but Christie's veracity was unique, and so was the huge popularity boost he got as a result.

Their popularity stems from their unique designs and services.

In 1998, The X-Files was pretty unique in both its scale and popularity.

Though HFT has been gaining global popularity, it still faces a unique set of challenges that raise questions about regulations.