Sentence examples for an adulation. from inspiring English sources
To a certain generation here, though, he is regarded with an adulation from another time.
(I recently saw a boy in a supermarket parking lot in Winston-Salem, N.C., with a T-shirt that read, "What would Cher do?") And then there's Barbra, who perhaps more than any of them evokes an adulation that approaches cannibalism.
Justin Bieber, who usually enjoys an adulation bordering on worship among his fans, was forced to apologize on Tuesday to concertgoers and their angry parents after he took the stage almost two hours late for a show at the 02 Arena in London, The Associated Press reported.
Brubeck continued to write and perform on the grand scale away from the quartet into his 70s, and on his 80th birthday he played several birthday concerts with the London Symphony Orchestra at the Barbican, generating an adulation and following in London that was of pop-group proportions.
In a 1986 article in Religion Today (now the Journal of Contemporary Religion), Moore covered the Bennett and Graves controversies and noted that Shah was surrounded by a "nimbus of exorbitant adulation: an adulation he himself has fanned".
Why did acting director Linsey need to cloak Moore's promotion in rent-an-adjective adulation?
The Washington Post media columnist Howard Kurtz noted the spate of post-election comparisons of Obama to Franklin Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln, and recently initiated an "Obama Adulation Watch".
The back-story on the bikes is that Mr. Colen customized them to match existing ones that he spotted in front of the Hells Angels hangout on the Lower East Side; they suggest an unexamined adulation of Mr. Prince's weaker work.
The Reagan-era emphasis on free markets produced an increased adulation of wealth.
We're all doing this so we can either make a living so we can buy dinner or to get a little adulation to verify you as a worthwhile human being.
I put it down to a lot of agitation, a lot of adulation and a lot of stress that Bob was under.
