Thus she engenders some personal connection in the game that goes beyond its nuts and bolts and becomes a deep fan, a cosplayer, a devotee.
Devotees of deep mystical practices, of yoga, philosophical study, the arts or meditation will frequently stumble into epiphany, into new awareness; perspectives shift, minds open, hearts explode wide open all the time, never to shrivel again.
But it is the success of the new show, "Big Ten Icons" — its highest-rated nonevent show — that best demonstrates that the conference's devotees have a deep connection to their universities.
(She was then deep into her black period, and her devotees were known in Tokyo as "the crows").
Ro was an educator, psychologist, musician, prize-winning poet, Beethoven devotee and formidable writer, but her deepest love was for her family.
Goldwyn, an independent distributor of long standing, has been a master at mining deep niche markets with films that appeal to devotees of one thing or another.
Devotees of a lighter pudding, more deep gold than black might like to keep an eye open for The Carved Angel Christmas Pudding made to Eliza Acton's recipe and one of the best I have come across.
One can indeed imagine devotees of Meddle-era Floyd making a deep connection with the ambient soundtrack and flickering towers of light.
Special K is associated with British dubstep, deep house, and other music scenes so much so that some devotees have campaigned against ketamine but the drug is seemingly beloved by all classes.
If most poets instinctively flee from any sector of language that seems zoned for commercial use, Snodgrass revels in lightening its leaden constructions: Or: Or: Snodgrass's devotees must come away from "Not for Specialists" with deep gratitude — and a few inevitable grumbles.
