Sentence examples for dedicated adherent from inspiring English sources
Cornish Methodism, to which his mother was a dedicated adherent, gave him his first taste of spellbinding oratory the language of John Wesley.
By the 15th century, the Ṣafavid movement could draw on both the mystical emotional force of Sufism and the Shīʿite appeal to the oppressed populace to gain a large number of dedicated adherents.
The discovery and execution at Belfiore (1852 53) of the leaders of a conspiracy in Mantua, as well as abortive insurrections in Cadore and Lunigiana, discredited the democratic movement and discouraged its most dedicated adherents.
With their conventions, Regency costumes and self-written "sequels" to their heroine's novels, Austen's most dedicated adherents display a fervency easily rivalling that of the subcultures around Star Trek or Harry Potter.
But the Union of Brest resulted in new tensions, as the Cossacks had become dedicated adherents and defenders of the Eastern Orthodoxy.
Each of these ways of knowing has its dedicated adherents who differ in what they see as the most appropriate way for medicine to meet its moral obligation of continuous movement to new levels of performance.
But "Claudia Legare" has its adherents, including Michael Capasso, the dedicated general director of the Dicapo Opera.
The first ten days of Muharram are dedicated by many Muslims, but especially by adherents of the Shia tradition, to sorrow for the tragedy of Karbala.
Its adherents, though never very numerous, were dedicated, boundlessly energetic and highly disciplined.
