The post-war history of infrequent international art exhibitions in Australia had a kind of cargo-cult effect on the development of local art.
The rise of home video would have a mainstreaming effect on cult films and cultish behavior, though some collectors would be unlikely to self-identify as cult film fans.
The noxious cult of personality around Mao was the first thing that effected my political transformation.
There is, in effect, the cult of Gaiman.
Bereavement becomes the core of technologics; what communication technology inaugurates is, in effect, a cult of mourning – indeed, Rickels even suggests replacing the word "mourning" with the phrase "the audio and video broadcasts of improper burial".
Joanne Hollows states that they were seen as turning cult films mainstream – in effect, feminizing them by opening them to distracted, passive audiences.
Appropriately, the first chapter is devoted to Noam Chomsky, whose ideas have dominated linguistics since the late 1950s, and who, as Kenneally reports, has been hailed as a genius on a par with Einstein and disparaged as the leader of a "cult" with "evil side effects".
The Unification Church and Seventh-day Adventists members claimed that their constitutional rights were violated and described the "Task Force to Study the Effects of Cult Activities on Public Senior Higher Education Institutions" as a "religious inquisition".
Levis 505s are cult for their peachy-bum effect and, of course, an excuse to use the peach emoji in posts.
Pelosi's own opponent last year ran a very exciting ad depicting her as the queen of a zombie cult, and it had no effect whatsoever.
Already, our children are displaying the effects of the cult of personality and acting out in ways that are, at best, unkind, and at worst, xenophobic and racist.
