And as long as one is loyal to something one can never be a worshipper of mere force.
There is no worshipper of change who does not feel upon his neck the vast weight of the weariness of the universe.
How absorbed with beatific devotion appears to be the worshipper at its consecrated altars!
There was a certain nymph, whose name was Syrinx, who was much beloved by the satyrs and spirits of the wood; but she would have none of them, but was a faithful worshipper of Diana, and followed the chase.
Thenceforth Midas, hating wealth and splendor, dwelt in the country, and became a worshipper of Pan, the god of the fields.
I am not," said Mr. Slope, to whom the wordworshipper was peculiarly distasteful.
I am no indiscriminate worshipper of Russlan; on the contrary, I am disposed to prefer A Life for the Tsar, although Russlan may perhaps be of greater musical worth.
When I joined the Conservatoire I was--as I have already told you--an enthusiastic worshipper of Rubinstein.
To the prostrate worshipper of the Countess of Fleetwood, they were a blow on the head; madness had set in here, was his first recovering thought, or else a miracle had come to pass.
Gower protested himself, with truth, a spotted pard, an ignoramus, and an outcast of all established classes, as the worshipper of Nature cannot well avoid being.
And not a bad fellow, but a heathen dog, a worshipper of Nature, walked off with the girl, whose voice had the ring of Carinthia's.
The Worshipper at the shrine of Beauty is always conscious that ".
But the melancholy that visits the Idealist--the Worshipper of Beauty--is not by any means a mood of despair.
The mighty dead had been a worshipper of the gods of his people, but surely not with such cruel and bigoted frenzy as that of the priests now.
If these sank to the bottom, they were presumed to have been accepted by the divinity; if they were cast up by the swift and turbulent eddies, the worshipper retired without assurance of favor.
It was the object of the Greek artist to preserve a just proportion between the god's statue and his house, in order that the worshipper might approach him as a subject draws near to his monarch's throne.
In the one the mind is tuned to inner meditation and religious awe; in the other the worshipper passes into a temple of the clear explicit faith--as an initiated neophyte might be received into the meaning of the mysteries.
It may be that this is the case at Ibreez, where the faces of the god and his worshipper have Jewish features very unlike those found on monuments of purely Hittite origin.
Then, lowering my eyes, I discovered the one and only worshipper I ever saw there.
But on only one occasion did I ever see a worshipper there.
For example, the worshipper salutes the rising sun and offers him a vessel of water, no doubt to quench the thirst of the deity on his hot journey across the sky.
After this the forest worshipper could worship the woods no more.
The forest worshipper could not worship without giving, because to worship is to give: therefore he brought his gifts to the forest--his first altar.
This last practice, in particular, might be regarded as an act of individual devotion, a gift made to the gods by the worshipper himself out of his own very substance.
The worshipper of the Lord of Israel may not traffic with the high-priestess of Ashtoreth.
Shall a worshipper of the God of Israel do sacrifice to a demon to win a woman's smile?
How comes it that I find you alone with this beautiful sorceress, this worshipper of the she-devil, Baaltis, with whom you should scorn even to speak, except such words as courtesy demands?
Could he, a prince of the royal blood of the House of Israel and of the ancient Pharaohs of Khem, desire to have anything to do with such an one, he a child of the Chosen People, a worshipper of the true and only God?
Now, I tell you, Issachar, what I have already told the prince Aziel--that I am no longer a worshipper of Baaltis.
Perhaps the raptest worshipper was one of Venice's many dwarfs, a tiny, alert man in blue linen with a fine eloquent face and a great mass of iron-grey hair.
I’ll be bound they all think you an honest fellow like themselves, a worshipper of the gods, without crotchets or hobbies of any kind.
Do you fall in with some sour-visaged, stiff-backed worshipper of the Furies?
Ten arches of nave stand empty, and the worshipper seeking a place has to ask, "Is this or the other person likely to come to-day?
Hence the word pagan--in Latin paganus--which at first meant only a countryman as opposed to a townsman, came to mean a heathen or worshipper of false gods.
The priest always intervened between theworshipper and the deities, presenting him to them and interceding with uplifted hands on his behalf.
In so far as he regards his object as endowed with both power and goodness the worshipper will use the language of adoration; and the sense of his dependence will speak in terms of consecration and thanksgiving.
The human worshipper may supply the personality of God from himself, viewing himself as from the divine stand-point.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "worshipper" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
