This is a major reason that Elon Musk is so hero-worshipped.
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In fact, that was the reason why I posted the article that LKY would not want to be hero-worshipped.
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He has amassed a fanatical fan base -- in fact, as the most recognized Indian both in the wider world and at home, he is hero worshipped.
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"The award came as a complete surprise; even the nomination was amazing, to be on a list with other restaurants we hero-worshipped," said Mr. van der Merwe, the chef and owner.
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As scandal-dogged politicians graced the front pages of national newspapers, individuals looked to sport for role models and hero-worshipped individuals who kept the country's chin up with their buccaneering performances on foreign soils.
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A cricket legend and firebrand nationalist who is hero-worshipped by supporters, Khan swept to power in last month's election on a populist platform vowing to root out corruption among a venal elite and lift people out of poverty.
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Altar stone for Hercules Magusanus from Bonn, dated 226 AD. Hercules Magusanus is a Romano-Germanic deity or hero worshipped during the early first millennium AD in the Lower Rhine region among the Batavi, Marsaci, Ubii, Cugerni, Baetasii, and probably among the Tungri.
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Henry Irving portrait Theatres throughout the century were dominated by actor-managers who managed the establishments and often acted in the lead roles. Henry Irving, Charles Kean and Herbert Beerbohm Tree are all examples of managers who created productions in which they were the star performer. Irving especially dominated the Lyceum Theatre for almost 30 years from 1871 - 1899 and was hero-worshipped by his audiences. When he died in 1905, King Edward VII and Theodore Roosevelt send their condolences.
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In Amsterdam, the streetwise, drug-addled, Dutch-American teenager Kiddo lives in the shadow of his hero-worshipped older brother, Morton, a brilliant science student who, having completed his physics and engineering Ph.D., is to take up a fellowship at M.I.T.. But, after Morton’s premature death from a virulent strain of cancer, Kiddo begins to uncover a shadow-side to his brother’s existence, even as he wrestles with the anguished question of Morton’s dying wish: that he attend the autopsy in which his own brother’s corpse will be dissected.
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In 2013 McGowan explained in a piece for The Guardian that he had "... hero-worshipped the French composer Erik Satie for many years. Not only was he a hugely innovative and visionary composer – but he was also a man with a passion for all forms of art." In October 2014 McGowan narrated, in the guise of Satie, a concert of surrealist ballet music from Paris in the 1920s, given by the BBC Concert Orchestra at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London and broadcast live by BBC Radio 3. In September 2017 he released a debut album on Sony Classical.
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