| Scott, very much a Unionist and Tory, was at the same time a great populariser of Scottish mythology through his writings. |
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| He was an experimenter and populariser known for his stories of disaster and systematic breakdown. |
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| As Hearst had previously been head of television arts features his appointment was seen with scepticism among the staff who viewed him as a populariser. |
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| Asteroid Pawelmaksym, discovered in 2007 at Charleston Observatory, South Carolina, was recently named in honour of Pawel and his role as an astronomy populariser in Poland. |
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| I don't see myself as a populariser of traditional music, I think it speaks for itself, it's so inherently beautiful and has endured for centuries. |
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| Peter Grego is well known to many as a great populariser of astronomy and an entertainingly informative steersman to those seeking to find out more about the heavens. |
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