Sentence examples similar to Devotion fosters from inspiring English sources
The producer's devotion to fostering the work of serious directors emerges from his overall identity as a man of aesthetic refinement and artistic commitment; his public and private lives are one (which may be why, when his business is about to collapse, so does he — not merely his business but his self-image is menaced).
For instance, he claims that a text is sacred to the extent that it fosters devotion to God and charity to others (e.g., 12/151) and that a person's piety is measured in terms of her or his commitment to justice, charity, and obedience.
This is the third time Ferrari has sponsored an East Coast rally, the likes of which are useful for rewarding VIPs for their devotion and for fostering the experience of what it means to own one of these six-figure cars.
Established two years ago by Pepys' wife, Shirley, of Balboa Island, and close friends Frank Robitaille and George Rach, the golf event celebrates Pepys' legacy, love of golf and devotion to the foster children supported by the Pepys family primarily through the dedicated efforts of Shirley Pepys over many years.
Miles commanded attention from every generation since the early days of the cold war, fostering undying devotion and disgust along the way.
Two experiences that helped foster my devotion to music, growing up, were watching Leonard Bernstein's "Young People's Concerts" and going to the Hollywood Bowl.
She's also an incredible work of art that fosters as much devotion as abhorrence.
In Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey, "romance" is the name for Catherine Morland's delusions, fostered by her devotion to Ann Radcliffe's novels.
Similar outcomes may be achieved by interdisciplinary research teams that are able to foster this same devotion to attaining deeper understanding.
