Sentence examples similar to committed worshipers from inspiring English sources
The prosecutors decided that the murders (in which one of the victims was sexually mutilated) had been ritualistic, committed by devil worshipers; they equated Wicca, and the fact that Mr. Echols was a fan of the rock group Metallica, with Satanism.
On Wednesday, his office stated that "Israel is committed to freedom of religion for worshipers of all faiths at all holy places," including the Cave of the Patriarchs, where Israel is "constantly acting to ensure proper conditions for prayer, for both Jews and Muslims".
"Most of the people think that the sins we have committed are washed away here," said one worshiper, Mohan Sharma, as she stood in the water, fully clothed in a bright sari.
"During this Lent we are especially conscious of the grave sins of sexual abuse committed against minors, in particular by members of the clergy," the cardinal told the worshipers.
Lt. Murphy braved fifteen bullets, including one to the neck, to protect the worshipers at the Oak Creek gurdwara (Sikh temple) in Wisconsin last August, when they came under attack from Wade Michael Page, a white supremacist who ultimately committed suicide during the incident.
By contrast, Ralph Fiennes's character in "The English Patient," Count Almasy, teases the death wish out of drunkenness, ostentatiously committing social suicide at a party, while choosing to imitate someone he loathes (a worshiper of Hitler) to justify a display of extravagant contempt.
