Sentence examples for has both fans from inspiring English sources

In the novel Death is portrayed as a reluctant Grim Reaper who takes people's lives swiftly, begrudgingly and — in language that has both fans and critics — poetically.

I know, though, that the genre of the jukebox musical, which he (perhaps unwittingly) helped to pioneer, has both fans and detractors.

Self has both fans and detractors.

The #metoo campaign, which has seen women around the world publicly detail their experiences of sexual harassment and abuse, has both fans and detractors.

Amp modeling technology (which allows one amp to simulate the sound of many different amps) is a relatively recent development which has both fans and critics though to most people, they sound remarkably good.

Among critics Mr. Burdett has both ardent fans and equally ardent skeptics.

Such irreverence has made both fans and enemies for Judge Strine, 37, who serves on a court that exerts a powerful influence on American business because so many big companies are incorporated in Delaware.

It said: "Once again this is a top-down decision from Fifa that has alienated both fans and clubs.

Her pregnancy has intrigued both fans and haters of the couple, and this nomenclature is sure to add more fuel to the Kimye fire.

His erratic working practices – televised tirades, impromptu press conferences and midnight meetings – have both their fans and their detractors.

A lifelong Elvis aficionado, Mr. Caiazzo, 37, of Mastic, claimed he has both local and national fan clubs totaling about 1,500 members.