Sentence examples for unmatched popularity from inspiring English sources
(Sepp Blatter, the president of soccer's governing body, FIFA, is also an I.O.C. member, but he operates from a position of much greater strength, given soccer's unmatched popularity).
In the genre's fiction, however, the American trio of Robert Heinlein, Isaac Asimov, and Ray Bradbury later joined by Briton Arthur C. Clarke enjoyed worldwide fame and unmatched popularity during the 1940s, '50s, and early '60s.
With unmatched popularity in his style of music, he's the door to the LA beat scene for anyone who doesn't live within its geographic or conceptual realm.
For a boxer, this combination — skill unmatched by popularity — can be a professional liability: a fighter who presents high risk and low reward often finds himself unable to lure opponents into the ring.
Those who supported him must now prove he is able not only to heal a Labor Party more fractious than at any other time in recent history, but also to translate his unmatched personal popularity into an election victory for the deeply unpopular Labor Party in less than three months.
And the spirit is unmatched in popularity in its home country – hundreds of Portuguese synonyms exist for the liquor, from uísque brasileiro (Brazilian whisky) to água-benta (holy water).
But Mr. Salmond, a 57-year-old former oil economist who is seen by his opponents as a canny operator with a personal popularity unmatched among Scottish politicians, exuded optimism.
As sushi, bluefin are unrivaled in popularity, and the economic value per fish unmatched by any other species [2].
His influence over the genre and his worldwide popularity are practically unmatched.
But she will probably more appropriately be remembered for her courage, humanity and an extraordinary degree of public popularity, almost certainly unmatched by any other politician of her era.
Williams' popularity is said to be unmatched in Canadian political history; his high approval ratings lasted right up until his retirement.
