Sentence examples for burgeoning cult of from inspiring English sources

He sat for hundreds of daguerrotypes and photographs, displaying what he himself called a "talent for posturing" that suited the burgeoning cult of celebrity.

John le Carré is still best known for The Spy Who Came in From the Cold, his realistic 1963 riposte to the then burgeoning cult of James Bond, the title of which immediately entered the language alongside Graham Greene's The Third Man and Our Man in Havana.

However, tougher religious competition, mainly from Pentecostals and the burgeoning cult of the skeleton saint Santa Muerte, has been of great concern to the Mexican Bishops' Conference since the mid-1980s.

Meaning the inbox of a successful Instagay the burgeoning cult of beautiful gay men on Instagram, with follower counts that reach into five or six digits must be inundated.

Having closely followed the development of Santa Muerte's burgeoning cult on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border, I had anticipated a condemnation by the Vatican, although I am surprised that it came before any such statement made by American bishops.

Having closely monitored the development of Saint Death's burgeoning cult on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border, I had expected a condemnation by the Vatican, although I am somewhat surprised that it came before any such statement made by U.S. bishops.

John drew up a marketing letter describing Fat Cat's burgeoning cult following and sent it (with samples) to hundreds of stores.

Tajikistan awarded Rahmon the title of leader of the nation last year, reinforcing his burgeoning personality cult.

Zhang Lifan, a Beijing-based independent historian and political observer, said the tour of state media further added to Xi's burgeoning personality cult.

It is also the latest step in a burgeoning personality cult around Kim Jong-un.

In The Cult of Information (1986), he raised doubts about the burgeoning world of information technology.