Sentence examples for singular worship from inspiring English sources

Aton Hymn, the most important surviving text relating to the singular worship of the Aton, a new religious ideology espoused by the ancient Egyptian king Akhenaton of the 18th dynasty.

Mrs A. M. Walden: Indian head seen in mahatma-like objects of worship, very Eastern, singular incarnation of opulence (hidden; di + v E, s). A. J. Wardrop: Indian who owns a milk round fails to keep very wealthy customer (anag.; v in dies).

Abounding in reports of miracles and spiritual ecstasies and lacking any critical standards, it nevertheless provides singular data on the modes of worship and ceremonies in 6th- and 7th-century monasticism, devotion to the Virgin Mary, political circumstances (including accounts of Persian and Arabic invasions), and criticism of prevailing heresies.

Just as Othello first catches Desdemona's attention because her father can never tire of the Moor's stories of "hairbreadth 'scapes i' th' imminent deadly breach," so Odin's peers at Charleston's (fictional) Palmetto Grove Academy would worship rather than fear this singular embodiment of hip-hop culture in their midst.

The main complaint, is that "Yonggi Cho occupies a position of singular authority, and to some extent has become an object of worship".

There are also steatite human figures, sometimes distorted, called nomoli or, in wooden form, pomtan (singular, pombo)—that certainly date earlier than the 16th century and were used probably for ancestor worship or fertility rites.

While neo-paganism lacks a singular definition, many followers have come to define it as a primitive, matriarchal religion that flourished in Western Europe, centered on the worship of a "Mother Goddess", and became largely decimated by Christianity.

Earth worship.

Or worship?

Worship that?

Singular "therapist," plural "their," singular "her".