Sentence examples for primary fan from inspiring English sources

Within each stage of the tongue complexes, architectural elements are interpreted by wireline log motifs showing amalgamated debrite tongues, which constitute the primary fan elements.

And it continuously wraps itself in Americana, patriotism and militarism to pander to the white folks it sees as its primary fan base.

It doesn't need to be many people, actually 4-6 might do for a primary fan club.

TEENs are the primary fans of "Twilight," although you could have fooled me at the premiere of the second film.

Evangelion has developed into a social phenomenon beyond its primary otaku fan base, generating national discussion in Japan.

Even when the internet became the primary way fans consume music in the 2000s, and it was easier than ever to buy one track at a time and construct playlists, rather than slog your way through filler, artists still largely released albums in the traditional way, as if they remained fixed physical objects rather than computer files in flux.

Make  no mistake: as with Howard Dean in 2004 primaries, his fan base lies with the  extreme left in this country and at some point in time hard choices will have to  be made and the true nature of his candidacy will be revealed.

Using this technique, important advances have been made in determining the primary factors influencing fan slope, understanding of avulsion dynamics, identifying autogenic processes driving change on fan systems independent of any change in external conditions, and the mechanics of flow and flood risk on alluvial fans, to name a few.

As Brittany Darwell notes over on Inside Facebook regarding the other primary winners, the fan counts seem to start climbing right before they do well with the vote counts.

Obama's relatively weak performance among Hispanics in the primary has helped fan the idea that he has a Latino problem or that Hispanics are disinclined to vote for black candidates.

In last year's tournament, Obama still faced primary voters (and fans) in North Carolina, Indiana and Pennsylvania when he filled out his bracket.