Sentence examples for work popular from inspiring English sources

Moses's vitality has made this work popular since the 16th century; according to Vasari, Rome's Jewish population adopted the statue as their own.

Perhaps first among novelists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries is Saratchandra Chatterjee, whose social concerns with the family and other homely issues made his work popular.

Roland Petit, France's leading choreographer after World War II, who swept away time-honored ballet taboos and whose mix of entertainment and art also made his work popular in Hollywood, died Sunday in Geneva.

The serious climate in fiction writing was reflected in stylistic devices; some novelists engaged in experiments with literary form in a purposeful way, but some deviations cost the work popular appeal.

But while this made his work popular it also brought down stern criticism from the "talented tenth" of the black American intelligentsia (Hurston branded them Negrotarians) who felt he was vulgarising his artistic talents.

Neither was hospital work popular.

But majestic climaxes near the work's end, like blazons of sunlight breaking through clouds, clearly portend works popular now, like "Satyagraha" and "Koyaanisqatsi".

The Indonesian film critic Salim Said also recognised such similarities, describing Terang Boelan as reflecting the "jungle princess" works popular at the time.

The remainder of the program was Schumann - but not Kreisleriana, or the Symphonic Etudes, or any of the deeply impressive works popular for a good reason.

Legislation and judicial principles and practice evolved piecemeal through the work of popular assemblies and popular tribunals.

His work is popular in Germany.