Fanatic used in a sentence

Fanatic in a sentence as a noun

I now have the fanatic zeal of a convert.

"I used to think Stallman was an abrasive fanatic but now I think otherwise.

Doubly so if you are required to write about topics that you may not be fanatic about.

Don't get them wrong: these people are not fanatic, they are just living and breathing a cause they started for a good reason.

Your comment really resonated with me. I'm no Apple fanatic, but I too am far more saddened by this news than I would have believed.

Not to mention I was a religious fanatic myself and am well trained in spotting the same ******** I used to spread.

Stop being buttoned-down corporate and appeal to the fanatic feeling that still exists for the Mac> 23.

Trying to argue with an alt-medicine fanatic using a .gov source is like citing Dawkins in a debate with a Bible thumper.

Fanatic in a sentence as an adjective

An argument between RMS and ESR over who's the bigger fanatic is not likely to produce very enlightening results...

Hitler was not only a vegetarian, he was a health fanatic, and there's evidence that it informed his obsession with purifying the race.

As a music fanatic, searching lyrics is something I do all day long every day, by the way - and when I search lyrics in Google, I really want to go to rap genius.

Surely even the most hardcore Apple fanatic thinks this is completely unnecessary and designed to stifle competition?

Concrete factual example A, B, C... of crunching mental gears and cognitive dissonance defences engaging>Apple fanatic: But Apple did it better and make more money!

Always something along the line of "Usually he is overreacting/a dangerous fanatic, but this time I like what he said and how he said it".Once and for all let's admit that RMS is actually a quite reasonable guy and that when his reactions are "over the top" it is the exception and not the rule.

This would be a big deal if we were an ecommerce company... you'll notice that Amazon is fanatic about avoiding telecommuters; they don't want to accidentally get themselves in a position of effectively raising their prices by 8% on the entire state of Texas just to have one remote employee there.