Sentence examples for fanatical that from inspiring English sources

"They were his disciples," Mr. Seye said, indicating that they were so fanatical that they believed Mr. Thioune was God.

Until one day I realized that I had become fanatical — that what I had taken for devotion had crossed the line into something else.

His mother was so fanatical that people not wear shoes in her house that friends teased him growing up they had to take their shoes off when they walked down his block.

But he has become so fanatical that he unlaces his shoes in his elevator before he enters his Chelsea apartment, and has buyers take shoes off at most of his open houses.

In subsequent years, when O'Reilly fans would stop me, almost always in nonpartisan tourist spaces (Times Square, airport lounges), I ceased being surprised: O'Reilly viewers were so fanatical that they could identify even his random, infrequent guests.

The fact that Anabel is a feminist so warped and fanatical that she forces Tom to, for example, atone for his maleness by sitting down on the toilet to pee, will be received by Franzen's feminist critics as an aggressive act, a deliberate ridiculing of the cause, which he concedes is somewhat the case.

customers and our merchants want and be as fanatical about that as we were.

This science-fiction reverse-aging conceit, from an early F. Scott Fitzgerald story, has been rendered by the writer Eric Roth and the director David Fincher with a fanatical literalness that occasionally touches the uncanny but that often feels laborious and even pedantic.

I try to speak in generalities and leave specific names out of my Twitter feed and YouTube videos because their audiences are really fanatical and that's additional drama that I don't need.

It does, however, appear that African Christianity always included a vigorous and fanatical element that must have had its effect in spreading the new religion, even though there is little evidence of positive missionary efforts.

"It is clear that there remains within our community, a tiny and fanatical element that is determined to drag us backwards into the dark days of the past," the DUP MP said.