Sentence examples for called worship from inspiring English sources

The memo also advocates the "Shoulder Slap," "Stomach Slap," "Hooding," "Manhandling," "Walling," and a variety of "Stress Positions," including one called "Worship the Gods".

They include collaborations with Current 93, composer John Harle, and a song Jarvis Cocker wrote for him called Worship Me Now (in Pulp's seedy stories, you see Soft Cell recast in bright indie-pop colours).

Along with acquired situational narcissism, there is now a phenomenon, seriously discussed, called celebrity worship syndrome.

Ten years ago the Japanese rock band Boris made a record called "Amplifier Worship".

In his quiet way Weatherill had a very exalted view of democracy; he was the antithetical enemy of what George Orwell called power worship.

Do we have an innate tendency to connect with the spirits of our ancestors, something called "ancestor worship," or "veneration of the ancestors," that goes by another name in Asian cultures, which is probably not translatable?

Although some have statues, icons and symbols and all of them have words, the exact same mental process of what can be called idol-worship can arise in the mind without needing any icon or statue at all.

While verses 6-7 may be familiar to us as a generic "call to worship," in fact these verses are not a "call to worship".

And the musicians -- who call themselves "worship leaders" rather than performers -- sing not about God, but to God.

And this conflation of civic and sacred, this expression of what scholars call "Constitution worship," has roots that long predate the Tea Party.

Among the most basic and widespread uses of bells is signalling marking significant points of ritual, calling to worship, tolling the hours, announcing events, rejoicing, warning, and mourning.