Sentence examples for The adherents from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who has membership in some group, association or religion.
The Adherents of the Repeated Meme?
The adherents of that image would have gone unsatirized and untouched.
The adherents of Islām in its beginnings knew only fasting, which was obligatory in the month of Ramaḍān.
The adherents now include "urban creatives, high-net-worth individuals, locavores, liberals, conservatives," said Mr. Williams, who also represents some of these heritage brands as a marketing consultant.
The adherents were considered to be made from Aluminum while the adhesive was an epoxy with viscoelastic behavior.
The adherents were modeled with continuum elements whereas the entire adhesive layer has been modeled with cohesive elements.
The adherents of the mechanical philosophy held that all material phenomena can be explained by matter in motion and the impact of one body on another.
The adherents of the narrative stretch far broader into parts of mainstream thinking".
By now, the adherents of neo-catastrophism include virtually every climatologist of any standing.
He engaged in religious discussions among the adherents of synagogues of Diaspora Jews in the capital.
In Germany the adherents of the Reformation preferred the name evangelicals and in France Huguenots.
