Sentence examples for universal popularity from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside the whole top scorer business, there's also the model good looks and universal popularity.

But football's universal popularity (and therefore potential box-office appeal) is too great not be exploited.

But revenue-sharing works in football at least in part thanks to the sport's universal popularity in the United States.

He has transcended cricket since finishing and as the last terrestrial cricketing hero, he has earned respect and universal popularity.

The master of the art fairy tale, whose works rank with the traditional stories in universal popularity, is the Danish writer Hans Christian Andersen.

BAGHDAD — A few months ago, building on genuine if not universal popularity, Nuri Kamal al-Maliki appeared poised to win a second term as Iraq's prime minister.

The universal explanation for Simon's near-universal popularity is "integrity," and this spring I heard the word a lot from people discussing Obama.

That Couples is in the lead is appropriate — his near-universal popularity with golf fans is much like Palmer's — and not all that surprising.

Antony Gormley's Angel of the North, on the other hand, turned out not to be controversial at all, winning near-universal popularity.

Tattoos have gained worldwide popularity in recent years, and vaccinations are universal preventive measures designed to minimize morbidity associated with specific pathogens.

His popularity is universal, but his death was commandeered to mark a milestone in African-American history.