Use of fandom in Sentences. 16 Examples
The examples include fandom at the start of sentence, fandom at the end of sentence and fandom in the middle of sentence
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fandom at the start of sentence
- Fandom—the obsessional identification with a sports team—is universal.
fandom in the middle of sentence
- New fandom, new pairing, new coloring!
- But fandom does more than defeat distance and geography.
- The result is a shared culture of fandom, commentary, and camaraderie.
- Mr. Geithner later clarified his remarks, emphasizing his continued fandom of the greenback.
- Because they have moral legitimacy, courage and dreams, as well as a fandom that believes and supports them.
- Post a list of your top five favorite fics you've written, regardless of fandom or the reason you love them.
- It will discuss the influence of Japanese pop culture and animation fandom on Chinese concept of sexuality and queerness.
- Take a journey through the history of the Harry Potter fandom after taking a stroll through the Aquarium of the Americas.
- Since my own background is from fandom, I'll try to point out the things fans would find unusual, remarkable, or just plain cool.
- Fan works is a kind of newly works exchanged in a certain fandom, which is derived from famous books, film, anime and cartoon and games.
- Remarking on a story set in the Harry Potter fandom, one fan observes, "Oh, and, on a side note, would Ron really use the expression, 'hooking up'?
- Science fiction is driven by organized fandom, volunteers who put on hundredsof literary conventions in every corner of the globe, every weekend of the year.
- The reaction in DBSK's international fandom reached levels of panic due to international fans' unfamiliarity with the structural mechanisms of the Kpop industry.
- These 2-D lovers, as they are called, are a subset of otaku culture— the obsessive fandom that has surrounded anime, manga and video games in Japan in the last decade.
- It shows the clear geographical slant of football (2) fandom in the British capital: the centres of gravity for each ‘fanland’ tend to be around the home grounds of each team.
