Sentence examples for widest popularity from inspiring English sources

Barnum did not invent the modern circus, but, in partnership with the retiring, efficient Bailey, he did give the American spectacle its gigantic size, its most memorable attractions, and its widest popularity, attempting to make it what he called "the greatest show on earth".

Others are Ann Widdecombe, the law enforcement spokesman; Francis Maude, the shadow foreign secretary; Iain Duncan Smith, the shadow defense secretary; and Kenneth Clarke, the former chancellor of the Exchequer, who enjoys the widest popularity with the rank and file but is suspect among senior Tories for his sympathetic views on Europe.

For the third case, it has the widest popularity when designing 2-DOF cylindrical flexure mechanisms.

This was great popular music lacking only for wide popularity, at least in America.

Collections of his drawings enjoyed wide popularity.

Rice, especially, has had wide popularity.

And another move toward wide popularity is building.

The French dramatist Guilbert de Pixérécourt also enjoyed wide popularity.

Claimants were not lacking, but none enjoyed wide popularity.

Some of the videos seem destined for wide popularity.

He never enjoyed wide popularity like Willie Nelson or Waylon Jennings.