Sentence examples for unusual popularity from inspiring English sources

Americans, French and British are enjoying unusual popularity.

He chooses characters and scripts he loves, is fast and talented and witty enough to retain huge integrity and unusual popularity in the snake pit of Hollywood.

Even those calling for officials to be more open about their wealth are being targeted.Mr Xi may enjoy unusual popularity, but there are many Chinese who want changes that he appears reluctant to make: not least a bigger say in the running of their local governments and the protection of their communities from environmental damage.

At the same time, Ryan has enjoyed unusual popularity among Republicans without the messy challenges of leadership or the time-consuming job of fundraising.

The marketing of "light" and "mild" cigarettes in South Korea, however, needed to take account of the unusual popularity of similar products among Korean males (Table 3).

Krav Maga is enjoying an unusual burst of popularity among American children who might otherwise be practicing karate chops.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Unusual Bonds Gain Popularity  |  The amount of bonds based on unusual assets has almost doubled so far this year compared with the period last year, according to Credit Suisse, The Wall Street Journal reports.

It has been theorized that the city's cloudy, drizzly climate gave the perfect impetus for coffee's unusual degree of popularity; caffeinated drinks consumed in cozy shops and restaurants provide great balm as well as shelter from the dampness.

While his writing enjoys an unusual degree of popularity beyond the confines of the profession, Rorty's work is often regarded with suspicion and scepticism within academic philosophy.

Sustaining such popularity has unusual prerequisites.

In a country where businessmen are viewed with suspicion, his popularity is unusual.