10 Sentences With "nonfans"

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For nonfans, though, the cycle seems long because it absolutely is. from Buzzfeed News
Lind's tour dominated everyday conversations, much to the consternation of nonfans. from Wired
But it was undeniably compelling theater, and even nonfans were watching. from Buzzfeed News
It is widely watched by fans and nonfans alike; among those chiming in in 2014 was Donald J. Trump. from The New York Times
The footage was quickly recorded and shared online, where fans and nonfans alike were disturbed and disgusted by the dad's actions. from Buzzfeed News
For any nonfans out there, this year's most-watched sports contest — Super Bowl LIII — will be between the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots. from Refinery 29
Audience reaction ran heavily against the remark, especially from Vikings fans (there are a few of these in Minnesota) and Franken nonfans ("Frankenstein is a liberal pinhead"). from The New York Times
Chapple and her coworkers now meet every day to plan their next Post-it message, as Swift fans and nonfans alike rally behind the pop star and her message of taking a stand against assault. from Buzzfeed News
There is a value to explaining this to nonfans, but so much of the second half is taken up with this obsession that a casual viewer might think some kind of death cult exists around Jerry Garcia. from CNBC
Luckily for them, the N.F.L. has turned the Super Bowl into a weeklong affair, organizing happenings in and around the host city that appeal directly to football fans, as well as the nonfans who are tagging along, including dining events and free concerts. from The New York Times