Sentence examples for a idol from inspiring English sources

In Life of Moses, Gregory writes: "...every concept that comes from some comprehensible image, by an approximate understanding and by guessing at the Divine nature, constitutes a idol of God and does not proclaim God".

He was an idol, an icon, and an inspiration.

Or: "He is an icon, an idol.

If you want a spiritual feel, add an idol or two, like a fairy or animal.

"The fact that an Englishman has an Argentinian as an idol is very rare.

Read him not as an ancestor, still less as an idol, but as a contemporary.

You, too, can be an Idol, with a capital I.

"You... became an idol in a country of macho men," he wrote.

Perhaps even have an idol, like a famous male actor.

Buy a photograph or an idol of Lord Ganesha from any nearby religious store.

"When I was a player, I was an idol.