Sentence examples for the worship from inspiring English sources
verb
To reverence (a deity, etc.) with supreme respect and veneration; to perform religious exercises in honour of.
"It is the worship of jackals by jackasses".
"Joy and excitement are part of the worship we do".
It has grown mainly because of the worship services.
In some ways, I feel no more sympathy for the worship of God than for the worship of Mammon.
"The worship was definitely an inflated thing," Chief Williams said.
He was said to be embarrassed by the worship.
Similarly, the worship of many goddesses who are now regarded as the consorts of the great male Hindu gods, as well as the worship of individual unmarried goddesses, may have arisen from the worship of non-Vedic local goddesses.
Everything relates to the worship of the Hindu god Krishna when he was a young cowherd.
But Simon's script took that, and took the worship of Amitabh, and put them together: Bang!
The worship of Christ in Unitarian churches remained an established practice until the 19th century.
