Sentence examples for which followers from inspiring English sources
Still, Ms. Egawa said she was worried that Aum would continue to use its longtime recruitment and conversion tactics, in which followers are stripped of their ability to think for themselves and blindly follow what they are told.
It's the plaint of someone who's never sure which followers are also friends.
The other primary role of witchcraft is as a medium through which followers attempt to improve their opportunities.
More recently physician Sanford Siegel introduced a cookie diet, in which followers of the plan eat four to six formulated packaged cookies, along with one low-calorie meal.
It is also a network of franchised or like-minded organizations, and an ideological movement in which followers sometimes act in isolation from leaders.
On a Web site, he replied to a letter in which followers vowed to conduct suicide attacks by saying, "Thank you my dear friends, God bless you".
Lillibridge has close to 5,000 followers at his Twitter account — @BSLillibridge — which asks followers to "come join me on the magic carpet ride".
Leadership is a two-way street, a relationship which presupposes followers who consent to follow the leader.
He veered between melancholy and periods of "illumination", which his followers took to be divine in origin.
He started posting pictures of his props to Instagram, which his followers saw as an invitation to help.
Inside, a chapel contains a fresco by Benozzo Gozzoli, the Procession of the Magi (1459), in which the followers of the Magi are given features of the Medici.
