Sentence examples for fervent devotee from inspiring English sources

The split pea soup ($6 a cup, $8 a bowl) is a far cry from the sludge (of which admittedly I am a fervent devotee) served from urns in diners.

And that primal entity, the fan, is a direct descendent of the religious devotee: The word "fan" is a shortened form of the word referring to the faithfully fervent devotee, "fanatic," which itself derives from the Latin word for temple, "fanum".

The most fervent devotees seem to be the chamber musicians.

The album has fervent devotees, as does the show.

But Abe, one of the shrine's most fervent devotees, has drawn criticism that he is attempting to use the shrine to promote his conservative political agenda.

With its stylishly casual vibe, fatty abandon, worship of pork (cochon is French for pig) and fervent devotees, it's a Momofuku on the Mississippi.

Henderson is a cult figure here, and has many fervent devotees among other chefs: both Anthony Bourdain and Mario Batali are on the record (and on the dust jacket of his book) as admirers.

In related news, a study has determined that the most fervent devotees of Mr. Zuckerberg's Platonically ideal social media site scored the highest in objective measures of intellect and beauty.

Even their most fervent devotees would agree that growbags -- so useful for growing tomatoes and peppers -- are less than elegant.

Preferably movies that don't have wildly fervent fan bases, though, after the fightback from devotees of the original Ghostbusters, who believed the way to prove their pure love and maturity was to act like big babies and spew hate about the new movie across the internet.

The late Roger Ebert was another fervent fan.