In this popular sense, therefore, labour, like commodities, may be said to have a real and a nominal price.

They have then been re-articulated into a discourse of popular common sense and respectability.

The phrase in its currently popular sense means "let's get going; let's move."

These contributed to a popular sense of Government incompetence that has been reflected in the opinion polls.

Actually, much of what we do know, in the popular sense, is wrong.

Virtually nothing came of Lindesmith's activities or his publications in the popular sense.

I speak of those organs which can be presumed to speak a popular sense.

There is little popular sense that a new order has truly taken over.

It's a landmark in the popular sense of the word.

The greater problem is public resistance, which requires a broad plan that makes popular sense.