Adulate

Many people adulate the late musician's talent, even years after his death.

The students adulate their history teacher for his engaging lectures.

The followers of the guru adulate his teachings and believe in his spiritual enlightenment.

She knew she had to adulate her boss if she wanted to get the promotion.

The athlete's fans adulate him for his exceptional performance.

The teacher warned her students not to adulate her, as it would not earn them better grades.

Some people adulate their religious leaders to the point of blind obedience.

The politician's followers adulate him, despite his unethical practices.

The teacher would often adulate her top-performing students.

The artist's fans adulate her unique painting style.

The CEO's assistant would adulate him to gain favor in the company.

The politician was known to adulate his supporters to win their votes.

The media tends to adulate celebrities without considering their actions.

The manager warned his team not to adulate their boss in front of his colleagues.

The judge rebuked the lawyer for trying to adulate his client in court.

The singer's fans would often adulate him at his concerts.

The politician would adulate himself during his speeches.

The journalist wrote an article exposing the celebrities who adulate each other to stay in the limelight.

The artist was uncomfortable with people who adulate his artwork without understanding its meaning.

The author refused to adulate his publisher's request to write a book with a popular celebrity.

The political party's followers adulate their leader, even though he has been caught in several scandals.

Some people adulate wealthy individuals, even though they may have achieved their wealth through unethical means.

The celebrity's fans adulate her every move, always seeking her attention.

The teacher disliked students who adulate to get good grades.

The media tends to adulate celebrities, despite their questionable behavior.