Sentence examples for their acolytes from inspiring English sources

The same could be said of Beck, Palin and their acolytes.

Every night, the Cahiers critics and their acolytes would attend screenings at Henri Langlois's Cinémathèque.

This isn't the pretentious conceptual quagmire of the Young British Artists and their acolytes.

"On a couple of occasions, they and their acolytes amused themselves by shooting pellet guns at us.

Politicians and their acolytes no longer treat opponents as decent and honourable, if sadly mistaken, public servants.

Both music and Greek attract people through beauty yet demand a quasi-scientific rigor and discipline from their acolytes.

Their Acolyte is, if nothing else, aptly named.

Kenneth Galbraith for one was scornful about such "genius":That a certain diligence is required in financial transactions is not in doubt: the practitioners and their acolyte lawyers are known to work relentlessly.

The 60s were not to hit Ireland for another couple of decades, and the country was still in the clammy grip of the priests and their acolyte politicians – it was one of the latter who declared in parliament that there had been no sex in Ireland before the coming of television in 1962, which, as the poet Larkin has it, was rather late for me.

For all the wit and politesse of their acceptance speeches, these brilliant American film-makers were enjoying the status we as their loyal acolytes were indulging.

Armed jihadis cruise the dusty streets with their armed acolytes.