Sentence examples for cult matters from inspiring English sources
This last example suggests why the J.F.K. cult matters — because its myths still shape how we interpret politics today.
Some members of the instant Stranger Things cult took matters into their own hands, knocking up their own versions of the tune on GarageBand.
"The Establishment is like a doomsday cult; no matter how thoroughly their predictions fail to be refuted by reality, they just dig in deeper in their incoherent worldview, with devastating consequences for the rest of us," she wrote in an email.
The police arrested a student who held up a sign stating Scientology was a cult – surely a matter of opinion?
DOES Bayreuth's cult of Wagner still matter?
(From 1954 to 1975, the production notes inform us, Godzilla was 164 feet.) Such things matter to cult audiences.
And this is no laughing matter: The cult of balance has played an important role in bringing us to the edge of disaster.
The boundary-pushing performance quickly became a cult hit, but its fringe subject matter and unorthodox musical stylings made it an unlikely Broadway favorite.
Some will suggest this recasting is simply a matter of our cult of youth.
A LETTER FROM TOKYO about Japanese guru Shoko Asahara, who faces 25 murder counts, based partly on a nerve-gas attack his followers carried out in Tokyo subways... Tells about the reasons for official reticence in the matter of the cult.
Yet for the president's most ardent supporters, the lack of results on his most prominent promises, and his hyperbole, may not matter given the cult of personality Trump has created around himself.
