Sentence examples for cult viewing from inspiring English sources

Somehow, retrovision fits perfectly with "cult" viewing material.

At the other end of the spectrum, Ice Road Truckers is essential cult viewing.

Mr Oliver has just launched his latest cookbook, "Rock'n Roll cuisine" in Paris, and his TV show, "Le Chef Nu", is cult viewing.

Cop show Tatort is set in a different German city each week and has become cult viewing for its understated drama.

The show, with its mix of lifestyle hints, sofa chat and therapy, has become cult viewing and Madeley and Finnigan have been daily tabloid fodder for years.

Franklin also hosts a successful blog – Benefit Scrounging Scum – where some of her made-for-YouTube videos have become cult viewing (her "shame on you... .. message to David Cameron marked the beginning of the Spartacus campaign in October 2010).

Mr. Cohen dismisses the "messianic apocalyptic cult" view of Iran held by Israeli leaders.

With an estimated worth of $17 billion, the company is the darling of Silicon Valley's cult of disruption, viewing itself not so much as a car company, but as a technology platform that will end ownership as we know it.

In the gnostic mysteries (the esoteric dualistic cults that viewed matter as evil and the spirit as good), this process was carried further through the identification of the experiences of the soul that was to be saved with the vicissitudes of a divine but fallen soul, which had to be redeemed by cultic activity and divine intervention.

Even in the land of Borgen, where consensus politics provided an unlikely template for cult television viewing, rebellion is in the air.

The shift from the rigid socio-political organization of the Ancient Cult to the more flexible system characteristic of the Birdman Cult could be viewed as a cultural adaptation to changing environmental conditions.