Sentence examples for constituency of fans from inspiring English sources

But for a core constituency of fans, the memorial to John Lennon on Sunday night will be nothing less than the defining moment of Michael R. Bloomberg's mayoralty.

But according to Larry Wachowski, The Matrix, despite its origins as a comic book, is an 'intellectual action movie', with a wide constituency of fans.

The sizeable constituency of fans critical of Van Gaal could have scant argument with the triple whammy of a top-four finish, FA Cup glory and the consigning of Guardiola's City to Europa League ignominy.

That one game can attract different kinds of players for different reasons might often explain why sometimes reviews are so mixed, or why a game can attract a strong constituency of fans even when it's critically-panned or disfavored by popular opinion.

Brailsford can rightly claim that hindsight is wonderful and "we would not have touched him if we knew then what we know now", but he must also understand there is a sizeable constituency of sports fans that now have a guilty-until-proven-innocent approach to cycling.

As the number of surviving practitioners of Yiddish theater, a culture that once thrived along Second Avenue on the Lower East Side and is now kept alive by a small but devoted core constituency of participants and fans, dwindles, the theatrical section of the cemetery is filling up.

Harder than on record, their music mixes old-school rock, hair metal, pop and modern production, appealing to a large constituency of young and older rock fans.

"Casement is a figure with a complex historical relationship to the UK establishment and there is bound to be significant interest in this novel from a constituency of readers much broader than fans of Vargas Llosa or, indeed, readers of literary fiction," said the firm's editorial director, Lee Brackstone.

But it is delicate work when your constituency is a legion of administrators, coaches, athletes and faculty — and in some sense a nation of fans — at more than 1,200 institutions.

The field's full-time professionals can be every bit as brilliant the show's wealth of telling and beautiful pictures beggars stamina but they're cloaked in sports photography's ritual service to the obsessions of a special constituency: fans, such as me, who are infected with what Roger Angell nailed, in this magazine, as "insatiable vicariousness".

That event — marking the 20th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's demise — brought media attention and broadened the museum's fan base to more than a constituency of professors, graduate students and historians, Wende Executive Director Justinian Jampol said.