Sentence examples for was only popular from inspiring English sources

In 1992, Pat Buchanan was only popular enough to hurt President Bush, not to win.

Elizabeth Dole, like Hillary Clinton, was only popular when she was seen as a wife.

Each fed into the other, but Milk worried still that the project was only popular because of its novelty factor rather than some deeper level of emotional engagement with the audience.

Amr was shocked by the invitation, but eager to tell the band's story — and disprove local rumors that Massive Scar Era was only popular because it was an all-women band.

But Malcolm was only popular precisely because he was a funny secondary character; he never made sense as a lead.

Cloob, the local social media network that was only popular due to its strange immunity to censorship, has become practically obsolete, dropping from 14 to 3percentt.

There is no "pop for pop's sake", or if there is, it's only popular among a self-anointed elite of pedantic subcultural anoraks.

My old manager is of the opinion that comedians are only popular for a short time, and that in that time they should try to accrue as much as possible.

In Asian countries, an average of 34% of the most popular applications are only popular within the region.

It's only popular with those people because they can't get out of their contracts yet.

Distimo reports that the majority of the most popular iPhone applications in Asia are only popular in Asia, but in some Asian countries worldwide popular applications prevail.