Genuine adoration or blatant exploitation?
True, his adoration of the limelight could be as irksome as it was transparent, yet he was, for all his immense ego and multiple eccentricities, a man who knew what he was talking about, and who had the good of the game at heart.
And although this isn't the kind of thing that earns critical adoration, it's also true that Coldplay is expert at the form.
They always say that we pick on the ones we love the most, if that's true, than The Goldberg family is overflowing with adoration.
The realistically painted narratives depict histories which look too good to be true; pool parties and white picket fences are rendered with adoration that recalls post-war propaganda.
To all true Christians, Christianity is not just a religion of the adoration of the divine; it's a personal relationship with Jesus, the one mediator between God and man, with the Spirit of God as your friend and comforter living in you and you in Christ (as Jesus promised He will never leave you).
The dancer doesn't last long, but then neither do many of Jack's conquests: for true companionship, he has Will, who has survived, with commendable grace, the revelation of Jack's adoration of him.
Most people are not Horse Girls, and the ways of the Horse Girl – the outdoorsiness, the real just sheer and unabated adoration of horses, or indeed of anything – are alien to us, though it's true that you probably know a Horse Girl and have done for years.
A woman in a mental hospital (Jillian McWirter) verbally jumps from adoration of Jesus to Hiroshima and nuclear war, and not a second of it rings true.
Super Trouper might also be the truest song written about the life of the pop superstar, stuck in that curious netherworld in which adoration and alienation sit side by side.
