Sentence examples for growing cult of from inspiring English sources
They epitomized the growing cult of screenwriter as star.
"Downton" and "Girls" serve as bookends in an era defined by a growing cult of the self.
Ministers have remained largely silent on the growing cult of Miklos Horthy, Hungary's leader between 1920 and 1944.
In the late 19th century António Nobre and Teixeira de Pascoais were the foremost of a growing cult of saudosismo.
The members are to try again tomorrow night, in front of their small (but growing) cult of fans.
But she has already proved to a growing cult of aficionados that she's country through and through.
The little-known Catholic composer Nicholas Ludford (c1485-c1557) – associated with Westminster Abbey and nearby churches, as singer, organist, worshipper – wrote only Latin works, many devoted to the growing cult in England of the Virgin Mary.
What's the chaotic coherence of this mix makes clear above all is just how deserving Objekt is of his growing cult status.
He has quickly acquired a growing cult following among the young urbanites of Bangkok.
contribute to the car's growing cult.
The report counters earlier predictions, including from members of Congress, about a growing domestic cult of ISIS sympathizers.
