Sentence examples for works popularity from inspiring English sources

At mid-decade, Althusser seized on these works' popularity and the fact that his arguments had created a faction within the French Communist Party composed mostly of young intelligentsia to try and force change within the Party.

Great though the influence of these other works, the popularity and importance of the Consolation far exceeded it.

With the introduction of sound in cinema and the expansion of the film industry, Phalke's work lost popularity.

The work's popularity carried the evening; nonetheless the overall effect was of too much dessert and not enough dinner.

In a rebellious response to her work's popularity, she wanted to make pictures that would not find a ready market.

And a bad painter whose work finds popularity with the rich is said, exquisitely, to make "pictures of smoky huts and indecisive village maidens".

The work's popularity grew quickly, especially after it was released as a sound recording, adapted for ballet, and made into an animated film (Peter and the Wolf, 1946) by Walt Disney.

8 P.M. (Sundance) ANGEL (2007) Romola Garai plays Angel Deverell, a destitute Edwardian writer of lowbrow romances who dreams of greater success, which she achieves when a savvy publisher (Sam Neill) helps catapult her work to popularity.

The Obama White House is familiar with Castro's work and popularity in Texas.

In the years after the First World War the work lost popularity with opera-house directors, and it was seen less frequently.

The work's popularity spawned many parodies and pastiches including one by W. S. Gilbert, Robert the Devil, which opened at the Gaiety Theatre, London in 1868.