Sentence examples for much worshipped from inspiring English sources

Of the 10 incarnations of later Vaishnavism, however, only two seem to have been much worshipped in the Gupta period (4th 6th century).

She could'nt stand so much worshipping and having so little to do.

"There is a geek culture that very much worships Apple, and they're feeding into that to get more contracts".

In "Picasso: Creator and Destroyer," Arianna Huffington wrote that "no matter how much worship was heaped at his feet, he never reconciled himself to the fact that he was not quite 5 feet 3".

Look, it makes me a little squeamish to extol a billionaire, for our society already has too much worship of the wealthy — and, in any case, the working poor in America are often more generous in percentage terms (and in volunteering) than those far better off.

There are simply not enough words to express how much I worship that man.

No matter how much one worships an author, Proust wrote, "all he can do is give us desires".

Maybe I wouldn't need to have my ears pinned back if you hadn't spent so much time worshipping Satan".

And it often detours via florid sex talk, as Brand tells us how much he worships women (the vagina is "the best metaphor for God there'll ever be", hohum), and needless apology for all "the clever things" in the show.

It's a name evocative of doves and miraculous acts by much loved and worshipped figures.

(Mandelson worshipped Blair much as Portillo had worshipped Thatcher).