Sentence examples for committed adherents from inspiring English sources

Nor, apparently, are Trumpism's most committed adherents.

From the opposite flank, Mitt Romney used a major address in his presidential campaign to espouse the view popular in pious circles that the United States is essentially divided between the committed adherents of all religions, a k a the good guys, and the secularists, a k a the enemy.

Whatever becomes of cryptocurrency, it has enlivened the imaginations of its committed adherents and grabbed the fancy of nerds across the world.

Researchers have documented how Macintosh users bear an eerie resemblance to a religious cult: a tight-knit network of emotionally committed adherents, faith in a "savior" figure (Steve Jobs), and a generalized hostility toward an external "evil" (Microsoft, IBM, etc).

It was a tolerant religion, and it would be difficult to think of any other whose adherents committed fewer crimes and atrocities in its name.

The beauty of arguing with people about artificial intelligence is that its adherents are committed to rationality.

"You've got to learn to think for yourself," Ms. Harris said, saying that Reverend Ike's followers were the opposite of Jim Jones's adherents, who committed mass suicide in Guyana in 1978.

While the Brotherhood has long emphasized peaceful change — the last known act of violence committed by the group's adherents was more than fifty years ago — members and former members were instrumental in developing the bifurcated world view that has inspired terrorists around the world.

As an advocate for stronger government response to violent hate crimes, committed largely by neo-Nazi adherents, Galina never hid from the objects of her research.

Let us suppose that once all of the relevant pruning is completed, we are left with a minority of 20% of all Coloria adherents who are committed to the subjugation if not killing of all blue-eyed individuals.

The movement has spawned members and adherents who have murdered, committed suicide and/or burned churches, including one 900-year-old landmark.