Sentence examples for some worshipping from inspiring English sources

Third-century Syria was also a maelstrom of religions, as pagan cults thrived alongside monotheistic religions, some worshipping the sun.

As readers we always knew there were other countries in play beyond the borders, all with their different takes on magic, some seeing it as an abomination, some worshipping it, some seeing it as a business opportunity.

Some worshipped, others partied.

By the start of the 20th century, competing groups had sprung up—some to worship her and some to defend her from the "teeming masses"—but all claiming to be the true Janeites, or those who properly appreciated Austen.

"Some are worshipping under tarpaulin….and others are worshipping wherever they can worship….We've had revolution, and we've had Janet…we are strong people and I've no doubt that we will be working hard to build back up from the ashes". Some of the officials have concerns about the looting which also affected aid stored in church rooms.

There are some who worship him and some who are cynical about his motivations.

"I think it would be unrealistic to think that human beings are not going to have some kind of worshipping for beautiful people, because they always have.

The three senior judges, who have reminded the government of this yet again in the latest ruling on Abu Qatada, are not necessarily liberal, or progressive, or devotees of some judicial cult worshipping at the shrine of liberty campaigner Shami Chakrabarti.

It turns out their son is worshipping some sort of pagan tree god in the backyard that will help him take revenge on the local boys (especially the sons of Gail and Sam) who have been torturing him.

Some worship music bands perform at services when not on tour.

Some worship him for his daring deeds, while others are terrified of the unchecked power he wields.