Sentence examples for an early adherent from inspiring English sources
He was an early adherent of Al Qaeda in Iraq.
The Federal Reserve, an early adherent to the inventory correction theory, is now tiptoeing away from it.
He finally visits and interviews Jayaprakash Narayan, an early adherent to the land-reform principles laid down by Gandhi & his follower, Acharya Vinoba Bhave.
Ferrer says that he was "an early adherent" of the widely publicized theories that underpinned the mayor's crusade against street crime.
The Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung, an early adherent of Freud's theories, questioned the degree of emphasis that Freud gave to sexual motivations in personality development.
In contrast, Mr. Paul, an ophthalmologist, was an early adherent of the Tea Party — if they issued cards, he said in an interview last month, "I'd be a card carrying member".
Now based in Lafayette, La., it tracks the movement's early adherents and keeps them informed through a Web site, www.vfa.us.
Rather than create an organized religion, the foundation's leadership opted for what they called "slow growth"; early adherents sought to educate people about the book's teachings rather than found a church-like organization.
Mr. Vrusho was one of Mr. Jacob's early adherents, and their fortunes have since corresponded.
The term Quaker derives from early adherents who shook in religious ecstasy, although quaking nowadays tends to be unusual.
While Cambridge, Mass., and Berkeley, Calif., were indeed among the early adherents, late-comers like Reading, Pa., and the state of Alaska have no liberal history.
