Sentence examples for unprecedented popularity from inspiring English sources

Ironically, this kind of coverage has elevated swimming to unprecedented popularity.

The visual arts of fin-de-siecle Vienna are enjoying an unprecedented popularity today.

Peete's efforts come at a time when golf is enjoying unprecedented popularity in the United States.

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Reinstated at the reopened École Normale (1826) in 1828, Cousin lectured on philosophy and won unprecedented popularity.

Underlying them all is the question of how to cope with the unprecedented popularity of the world's biggest arts festival.

But, despite unprecedented personal popularity, he has moved slowly and with caution.

The unprecedented worldwide popularity of football has allowed all this to happen.

If its charm seems straightforward — Harry's cute accent, Charlie's maniacal laugh — its unprecedented global popularity is mysterious.

Theodore Roosevelt, replacing the assassinated William McKinley in 1901, achieved unprecedented personal popularity by bringing explicitly cowboy values into his conduct of government.

It makes little sense, especially as America's "national pastime" continues to enjoy unprecedented global popularity, with more countries than ever able to put out competitive teams.