faddist

I'm a bit of a faddist when it comes to food.

I am not a faddist, but I once trained to be a professional strong man.

"Larry tends to be a contrarian, not a faddist," he said.

To the eunuch, the faddist, the fool, and the wrong 'un!

The Japanese of 400 years ago were as faddist, adoptive and adaptive as they are now.

I'll admit he sounds like a faddist, but what harm can he do?"

A sure sign of the diet faddist.

A food faddist, she fed Philippa only raw foods: cooking destroyed vitamins.

She was a faddist, he remembered.

(What faddist ever goes about without a pocketful of the appropriate literature?)

"You say he is a faddist.

You're not a faddist.

I am not a faddist, and, I eat meat when I cannot get anything else."

Earlier this year, he expressed cynicism about the impact of African culture on this country, calling ours "a faddist consumption mentality."

The sparkling Dusmano, who was working very hard at becoming a worldwide fad, was himself a faddist of unlimited range.

It hardly mattered to them that they also got every Zen faddist and food-allergy victim in Moscow."

"A food faddist, eh?"

At the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, Adolf Hitler, a health faddist, insisted that every bottle of Coke have a caffeine-warning label.

This is slavery with a vengeance" to support his conclusion that Gandhi was a "sexual weirdo" along with being "a political incompetent and a fanatical faddist".

The supplier of clear, unbiased, knowledgeable and reasoned advice in a world filled with faddist theories and commercial hype is gone, a victim of budgetary priorities.

He's as clever as they make 'em--a full-charged battery of force and vitality, but a quarrelsome, ill-conditioned faddist, and unscrupulous at that.

Marcus Welby, M.D. - Health Faddist (1971)

It's a faddist consumption mentality, and in a country that gobbles up the new and spits it out after making a few million, one wonders how long it will last."

The prosecution was blocked by a Republican President, Theodore Roosevelt, who considered Wiley a faddist and called him "an idiot" in one heated exchange in the White House.

It would take someone who was "totally malnourished, or a food faddist, like a vegan who wasn't informed enough to eat rice and beans, tofu and nuts," to see a real benefit, she said.