Sentence examples for were popularized from inspiring English sources
Nudist events first gained popularity in America in the 1960s, when nude beaches were popularized and Americans started to push back on Puritanical attitudes toward nudity (though there was a long history of nudism before that).
Sure, they sang songs that were popularized by rock stars, but what they served wasn't rock.
The shirts were popularized this season by Saints quarterback Drew Brees.
Some familiar words, like punch line and payola, first appeared in Variety; a hundred other whammo coinages were popularized there.
Most of the national minimum wage movements like Fight for 15 were popularized and funded by unions like SEIU.
Such contracts sound like a libertarian fantasy — they were popularized by Milton Friedman — but they'll likely become more common.
In the 1970s and '80s, aspects of Dr. MacLean's model were popularized by the astronomer Carl Sagan and the novelist Arthur Koestler.
Although they'd long existed in Central Europe as enticements at saints' days and festivals, doughnuts were popularized as a quotidian treat in this country.
"He never thought the story should be popularized.
"He's popularized the issue, including my research".
Later, the partner-dancing genre was popularized by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
