Sentence examples for its acolytes from inspiring English sources

To its acolytes, it is the revolutionary policy idea whose arrival is as urgently needed as it is inevitable.

Though the details of a "Medicare for all plan" remain vague, the basic idea that the government could reshape the health insurance system to be fairer, more efficient, and more humane is so powerful that it can grip its acolytes with something like genuine faith.

There is a certain irony to the negative price momentum that bitcoin is currently enduring: It has seen increasing support from retailers, precisely the sort of network growth that its acolytes have hoped it could muster.

But, whatever, it's simply easier for Hollywood and its acolytes to call you kids "pirates" than it is to have an adult discussion about the subject.

The true pleasure of the book — beyond the pleasures it promises to enhance for its acolytes — comes from its poetically outlandish instructions.

The Internet itself was also hailed by its acolytes in the early 1990's, when it still had minor cult status, as a disruptive force with revolutionary implications that had the ability not just to transform society but also to alter the nature of human consciousness.

Its British acolytes provided it with a unique identity, and today we associate Chess with the handful of brilliant artists whose work was adopted and recycled by the Rolling Stones and their peers.

Rock may have put jazz out of business and taken its place at the center of American and world culture, but Gleason didn't repudiate or resent it—he embraced it, recognizing early on its epochal force and that of its young acolytes.

Each creature also attracts its own acolytes.

That price is struggling with the question of home and its troublesome acolytes: identity and belonging.

In the meantime, our societies must be resilient enough to absorb "inspired" or "directed" attacks from the Islamic state and its DIY acolytes for the foreseeable future.