Sentence examples for unusually popular from inspiring English sources

Unusually popular in colleges.

That message may prove unusually popular this year.

It's king-size and, outside the United States, unusually popular.

Were you looking to profile an unusually popular young governor?

They are both calm and self-effacing and unusually popular with reporters.

His programme for the economy, known as "Abenomics", has made him unusually popular.

Further cuts, says Ms Miller, could lead to closures of galleries or theatres, which would be counterproductive, not least economically.She rightly points out that the arts are unusually excellent, popular and profitable in Britain.

Ever since taking office in 2010, Mr Aquino had been unusually and durably popular.

The dramatization of these key episodes is efficient, but unusually full for popular songs.

Unusually for a popular writer, Rendell frequently featured novelists as characters, and the last of these is Carl Martin, although, in contrast to a creator who was prolific until the end, Carl, at 23, seems doomed to leave a one-shot canon.

The extras Unusually for such a popular hotel, the spa, sitting rooms and library are reserved solely for guests.