Sentence examples for the adherents from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who has membership in some group, association or religion.
The Adherents of the Repeated Meme?
By now, the adherents of neo-catastrophism include virtually every climatologist of any standing.
He engaged in religious discussions among the adherents of synagogues of Diaspora Jews in the capital.
In Germany the adherents of the Reformation preferred the name evangelicals and in France Huguenots.
A political twist was given by the adherents of Pan-Turkism and Pan-Turanianism.
Among the adherents of realistic fiction, József Lengyel, who died in 1975, occupied a special place.
These are not soldiers or martyrs, but the adherents of a cult that glorifies death.
Balliol's hold on the rest of Scotland against the adherents of David II remained precarious.
Signs worn or placed on the body identify the adherents of the society.
Yet, in terms of actual policies, the adherents of the two schools do not necessarily divide.
The adherents of that image would have gone unsatirized and untouched.
