Sentence examples for were more popularly from inspiring English sources

Those of a more militant persuasion distanced themselves from the "war party" and called themselves "Peace Democrats," though they were more popularly known as "Copperheads".

And because in the South they were more popularly based, they were more centered on non-consumption than on non-importation — but of course if you're looking at the North, it's all about seaports and importing goods.

In olden days, like the 60s of the last century, drugs were more popularly used for "consciousness-expanding," letting go of the ego and the petty particularities of the personality, and tapping into "universal consciousness".

The most famous is Pavel Pichugin, or, as he is more popularly known, Pasha Face Control.

Seismic resistant design procedure is more popularly followed in various countries as per the relevant seismic codes.

The nearby basketball arena is known as the Louis Brown Athletic Center but is more popularly known as the Rutgers Athletic Center.

We propose a new model, based on the idea of folds from mathematical catastrophe theory, a phenomenon that is more popularly known as tipping points.

This latest form of cumbia has been labelled nueva cumbia, but it's more popularly known in Argentina as electronic or digital cumbia.

It has been almost 23 years since the demise of West Germany's Anti-Fascist Protection Rampart or, as it was more popularly known, the Berlin Wall.

The major components of an engine are the cylinder block, cylinder head, crankshaft, connecting rod, and camshaft, which are more popularly known as the 5 C's.

The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, or Mass MoCA as it's more popularly called, has something urban museums and art galleries do not: space and plenty of it.