Sentence examples similar to a enthusiastic follower from inspiring English sources

It's worth noting that both these stories contain sizable Christian themes: Corden was raised by parents devoted to the Salvation Army ("It's a church, but also a charity that helps many people in need," he explains, helpfully), and Grylls remains an enthusiastic follower of Jesus: a matter, apparently, of being "held, comforted, forgiven, strengthened and loved".

To give but the simplest example, Riemann was an enthusiastic follower of Dirichlet's idea that a function has to be conceived as an arbitrary injective correspondence between numerical values, be it representable by a formula or not; this meant leaving behind the times when a function was defined to be an analytic expression.

As an enthusiastic follower of Richard Wagner he was to write librettos for Wagnerian-style music dramas.

He fell in love with Christoph Berens' sister, Katharina, but was refused permission to marry her by his friend, on the grounds of his religious conversion; Berens was an enthusiastic follower of the Enlightenment and was nauseated by the more pious manifestations of Hamann's new-found religiosity.

But she still has an enthusiastic following.

As a usually enthusiastic follower of the Olympics, I am so turned off by the incessant advertising breaks that seem to come every five, six minutes, followed by condescending commentary that seeks to make sensational news out of the most mundane facts, I find tuning in simply unbearable.

As Jesus rode the donkey down the Mount of Olives to the city, he was surrounded by a throng of enthusiastic followers.

At last the Führer addressed his wildly enthusiastic followers: The following morning, 13 September, Chamberlain and the Cabinet were informed by secret service sources that all German embassies had been told that Germany would invade Czechoslovakia on 25 September.

As Sarah Palin, an evangelical Protestant, told her enthusiastic followers: "We say keep your change, we'll keep our God, our guns, our constitution".

Paul is focusing on the three caucus states – Idaho, North Dakota and Alaska – where a big turnout by his cadre of enthusiastic followers would have the most impact.

When I was working for a feminist company, during a meeting it was revealed that one of our most enthusiastic followers had Aspergers Syndrome -- someone that many of my co-workers would mock (but in a very subtle way that didn't seem ablest) and that was sort of the running joke within the workplace.