"Best is not fundamentally ostentatious," Hopcraft wrote, "he is merely young, popular and rich by lower-middle-class standards.
Jazz in its heyday, Mr. Schoenberg said, was not a throwback — it was vital, young, popular music.
HE'S a young, popular sports star with Florida ties, with endorsements ranging from Gatorade to cellphones, who had a seemingly perfect family — wife, two children — before ugly accusations about an affair grabbed headlines.
He's young, popular and connects with the young audience.
It expanded to Vietnam last year, where the firm sees potential among a young popular with booming 3G data subscriptions.
I wanted to read how a young popular preacher from Grand Rapids, Michigan created so much buzz with his bestselling books.
And as a young, popular artist who has received accolades from the city for his work with inner-city Chicago youth, his voice rings loudly.
Today, Aquino's successors include only three potential contenders: an experienced and telegenic but dismally ranked Roxas, a popular but allegedly corrupt Binay who belongs to the old political guard, and a young, popular, but inexperienced Poe.
He was smaller, younger, less popular.
But why leave Facebook for its younger, less popular sister site?
