Quotes About Popularize

My job is to return abstraction to the people: in a sense, to popularize it without lowering the bar, which is a lot easier said than done.

Television is a huge medium and the best way to popularize yourself.

I don't even want to say I'm trying to necessarily popularize classical music, I just want to take this thing, this cello, this sound, and make it artistic so people can understand it today.

It is the responsibility of music composers to add some classical music elements into their songs to make the music genre popular.

Religion I have defined as "Another of those numerous failures resulting from an attempt to popularize art".

If we could popularize the understanding that all conclusions from scripture are but interpretations, then all variant readings of a holy book would become a matter of differing human perspectives. That

If we could popularize the understanding that all conclusions from scripture are but interpretations, then all variant readings of a holy book would become a matter of differing human perspectives.

I believe it is a good thing that there is always quite a lot of online attention around me, it only helps to popularize our fascinating sport and get the fans more excited to watch our games.

Almost every one of us interacts with the experience or sharing economy every day, and I'm proud that Rent the Runway has helped to popularize and normalize this behavior.

Religion, oh, just another of those numerous failures resulting from an attempt to popularize art.

But vain to popularize profundities, and all truth is profound.

I love bugs. And as the first person to popularize their eating in America, I take special pride in seeing their appreciation soar.

Kirk's path to American Treasures was incremental. He didn't decide out of nowhere that he wanted to host a television show and then work backward to make that dream a reality. Instead, he worked forward from his original mission—to popularize archaeology—with a series of small, almost tentative steps.

Treasures was incremental. He didn't decide out of nowhere that he wanted to host a television show and then work backward to make that dream a reality. Instead, he worked forward from his original mission—to popularize archaeology—with a series of small, almost tentative steps.

Religion, oh, just another of those numerous failures resulting from an attempt to popularize art.

To the general public, Tann was simply a matronly, well-meaning woman who devoted her life to rescuing children in need. Her celebration of children adopted by wealthy, well-known families helped to popularize the idea of adoption in general and dispel the widespread belief that orphaned children were undesirable and inherently damaged.