Sentence examples for committed followers from inspiring English sources

According to Le Monde, the three men were committed followers of the convicted terrorist Djamel Beghal.

Presumably, Isis intended to demonstrate that it has committed followers even in a community normally seen as hostile to it.

It has chapters in several European countries, counting a few thousand committed followers but far more sympathizers, officials say.

It's the final resting place for new rave, 70s punk, indie a place where committed followers can still buy the accessories and reminisce, but where they're unlikely to find nearly the same kind of atmosphere as they would have during any of those eras.

Because of those high-cost demands, these movements had not only committed followers but serious enemies.

The more committed followers renounce tea, coffee, alcohol, meat, even onions and garlic, which are thought too stimulating.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — The leader of the powerful Lebanese militant group Hezbollah decisively committed his followers on Saturday to an all-out battle in Syria to defeat the rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad.

Instead of holding Jews responsible for the Crucifixion, Enlightenment thinkers blamed them for the advent of Christianity and for the injustices and cruelty committed by followers of monotheistic religions.

In earlier cases before the tribunal, a number of military or police officers and politicians were convicted of massacres and other war crimes committed by followers or subordinates on the principle that they had been members of a "joint criminal enterprise".

And in Iraq, part of Mr Sistani's reluctance to commit his followers to jihad rests with his unwillingness, as a matter of principle, to take on the mantle of military command.The likelihood of a grand Shia alliance, then, is slim.

"Nixon and his followers committed a host of sins against democracy: Watergate, 'Peace is at hand,' the racist Southern strategy, and the first wedge issue, law and order," Reed wrote.