Sentence examples for adulation from inspiring English sources

For Years & Years, the adulation is new.

The adulation and flag-waving frenzy is reminiscent of early Blair-steria.

After the five-star critical adulation that greeted Mike Leigh's new film in Cannes, prospects for Mr Turner always looked strong.

If Tupac is hip-hop's Gandhi, the peeling Bob Marley poster on the wall of a generation of students, Biggie was the single greatest talent hip-hop ever produced: fat, slovenly, proud of eating sardines from a can, rapping about sexual inadequacies, and then – once he'd made it – about the fake adulation that came with wealth and power.

Speroni himself is still struggling to comprehend the level of adulation.

Michael Gove's adulation for Tory Peer Lord Harris and his academies reminded me of the time I asked Sir Cyril Taylor, then the government's top cheerleader for privatised schools, what Harris's contribution was.

Martínez enjoyed adulation from Wigan fans during his playing career and sources at Swansea believe that would be his most likely destination if he were to leave.

"The next job I'm taking here … it pays, right?" While Colbert's adulation for Letterman was clear, the Late Show veteran gave his own form of grumbling approval to Colbert, who he called "the new kid".

She has not just taken art out of the gallery but into a realm of rock concert hysteria and teen adulation.

The curiously muted atmosphere contrasted sharply with the way South Africa's president, Jacob Zuma, and the US president, Barack Obama, emerge from election wins with alacrity to lap up adulation from cheering crowds.

Customers at her plush boutique in central Cairo are offered a choice between chocolates coated with his face and others embossed with messages of adulation.