Sentence examples for cult grows from inspiring English sources

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The devarāja cult grew out of both Hindu and indigenous traditions.

According to Durkheim, this cult grew out of the transition from traditional rural communities to modern industrial cities.

And yet, the signs are that the raw milk movement is becoming something of a cult, growing nationwide, with several organizations and foundations lobbying for it and proclaiming its near miraculous merits.

In south Staffordshire, at the heart of the kingdom, Tamworth was becoming the administrative capital and Lichfield the religious centre as the cult grew around the shrine of Saint Chad.

Although Brooke never faced a single bullet - he died on his way to Gallipoli after being bitten by a mosquito - a martyr cult grew up around his "beautiful corpse" and his few slim volumes.

A cult grew up around him, not least among musicians; Sachs tells us that one orchestra was incensed when a rehearsal was cancelled because it wanted more time with the Maestro.

A cult grew around her which was celebrated in the portraits, pageants, and literature of the day.

But increasingly, into the Twentieth Century, the term cult grew synonymous with socially deviant and/or unique practices.

As a result, cults grew up around music played by such "elite" programmers who had the talent (yes, it is a talent) to recognize certain artists and songs before the "crowd" caught up to them.

Sandy's cult is growing like Japanese bindweed.