a sentence with popular and populous?
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The majority of the populous voted Amy as most popular.
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Use "LIKE" for nouns (persons, places, things) and "ENJOY" for verbs (action words)
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Overture has a tool that will show you the popularity of a given term. It will help you pick out alternative terms.
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popular consent is like the court of public opinion. if something is approved by popular consent, then most people approve of it
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go to populist.com and us.history.wisc.edu/hist/102/lecture/textonly/lecture
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PERTAINING TO PEOPLE and PLACES
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G\nGeneral Audiences\n\njajaja
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The previous answer is cryptic, half philosphically minded and a borderline case of balderdash.\nYes, sentences can have mutiple sentences:\nJOHN likes relaxing. - 1 subject\nJOHN and MARY like relaxing. - 2 subjects\nASKING QUESTIONS, ANSWERING THEM or DOING RESEARCH at this Yahoo! site is great fun. - 3 subjects\netc. ad infinitum
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1.be more popular.\n2. add random people.\nor 3.\nadd me.\nlol\n\nmy url is costaricangurl
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Let us put it this way, popular people do not get a lot of attention. \nJust that, the people who get a lot of attention are called popular!!
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I see an A and a G, actually.   :)\n\nThose sentences are called "pangrams" and here's a cool link for more info on them!
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VIP*, august, big gun, big-league*, big-name*, big-time*, celeb*, celebrated, celebrious, chap, conspicuous, distinguished, dominant, elevated, esteemed, exalted, famed, famous, grand, great, high, high-ranking, illustrious, lion, lofty, name, noble, notable, noted, noteworthy, of note, outstanding, page-oner*, paramount, preeminent, accepted, approved, attractive, beloved, big man, caught on*, celebrated, crowd-pleaser, faddy, famous, fashionable, favored, hep, hip, in*, in demand, in favor, in vogue, in-thing, leading, likable, liked, lovable, mod, noted, notorious, now*, okay*, pleasing, praised, preferred, prevailing, prominent, promoted, really now, right stuff*, run after, selling, social, societal, sought, sought-after, spinach, stylish, suitable, the rage*, thing*, trendy, well-known, well-liked, prominent, redoubted, renowned, star, superior, superstar, well-known alluring, attractive, bewitching, biscuit, boss, captivating, charismatic, charming, dazzling, dishy, drop-dead gorgeous*, elegant, enchanting, entrancing, exciting, fascinating, foxy*, glittering, glossy, lovely, magnetic, nifty, righteous, seductive, siren, smart, sophisticated, ten
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Publicity-> Viewership-> Popularity.\nThe language too, is a factor.
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very easy, I'm very popular, they find me\n\n:> peace\n.
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I'm not sure the topic or your newspaper article...but here are a couple of general suggestions:\n\nTerm Telegraph\nCopious Communication - Copious means lots of something
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here's the format <br></br>\nyou enter the words inbetween them.\nso it's:\n<br>I like cows!</br>
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so people get the piont of the word!\nDUH!\nsee ya