Sentence examples similar to Intense admirer from inspiring English sources
Purdy was always an outsider in the literary world, albeit one who never lacked intense admirers.
"Bin Laden still has some support, his intense admirers, but the real difference is that the rest of the Muslim world were embracing him out of anger toward America, and now they're not".
In a career that spanned four decades, during which he became one of Latin America's most distinctive literary voices, he often wrote about displaced loners, failed geniuses, persuasive paranoiacs, and conspirators — many of them, like Gombrowicz, washed ashore by the forces of history and surrounded by intense, loyal admirers.
Simon Gawthorpe, Urban Splash's managing director, said Park Hill generated strong opinions, almost reverence from admirers and intense emotions from those who have lived in or visited it over the years.
Her response might surprise her admirers, given the intense visual imagery that is central to her dances.
The intense devotion of some of his admirers can seem like yet another digital cult of personality, while the disdain and condescension of critics often looks defensive and clueless.
The intense passions the stone inspired have led admirers to covet and chase and deploy it as a trading piece in games of world politics, to use it as an ornament and symbol for their noble lineages (the Wittelsbach family color is blue) and, with its recent purchase, to show just how far a poor boy from London's East End has come.
