Sentence examples for enthusiastic devotee from inspiring English sources
The phrase "enthusiastic devotee" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is very passionate and dedicated to a particular interest, hobby, or cause. Example: "As an enthusiastic devotee of classical music, she attends every concert and collects rare vinyl records."
Enthusiastic devotee of the American musical theatre and film.
Martin, his father's loyal son and heir but also an enthusiastic devotee of Nabokov and Bellow (neither of whom Kingsley much admired), is more our type.
It can't be any surprise that he became an enthusiastic devotee of Sigmund Freud, as well as having to be prescribed Prozac and lithium.
Delefortrie became one of Belkacem's enthusiastic devotees.
He was a political mentor to his nephew, the future Confederate general James Longstreet, and the politics that permeated his lectures helped make his students enthusiastic devotees of the Southern cause.
By the time she began her long tenure with the Mets, 10 years later, she had become a knowledgeable and enthusiastic baseball devotee.
An enthusiastic young devotee of the Swaminarayan movement, he contacted me in December after I posted a piece here at HuffPost about a local Perrysburg, Ohio mosque ("Mosque Sweet Home").
The eminent translators of this unfinished novel, and of the associated Platonov works they have included in this volume — from the stories "The Moscow Violin" and "Love for the Motherland; Or, The Sparrow's Journey" to the unfinished screenplay "Father," as well as the aforementioned essay — are "passionately enthusiastic" Platonov devotees.
Years ago, I had been one heavy devotee of The Band, an enthusiastic participant at the Woodstock Music Festival, a resident and lover of the artistic village of Woodstock.
Most of her enormous, enthusiastic readership falls outside that group of devotees.
These open-air soir\u00e9es bring out lovebirds of all generations, the clumsy but enthusiastic, and, best of all, dapper, highly proficient devotees (often of a certain age) who come to strut their stuff.
