Sentence examples for Fervent devotion from inspiring English sources

Fervent devotion to anything, from Dorje Shugden to Jesus Christ, can look creepy as hell from the outside.

Why do you think this show inspires such fervent devotion?

It's the country with the most vibrant economy, the most fervent devotion to liberty, and the most powerful military.

Another byproduct: fervent devotion in the hearts of its fans, some of whom rival Trekkies in their passion.

Renaming himself Peter Bergson, he pursued his mission with fervent devotion, clashing with Jewish-American officials who refused to help.

Then there is our fervent devotion to equality, to the notion that all people are equal and deserve equal recognition and respect.

Even today, studies find that more fervent religious devotion correlates to more desire for aggressive and medically futile end-of-life intervention, not less.

Grace Paley would lament (and forgive) Mary Jo Salter's decision to review "Fidelity" (April 6) without mentioning her fervent lifelong devotion to the antiwar movement.

I'd say I was a pretty committed fan for the next five years or so, though I never subscribed to the fervent levels of devotion associated with the band.

St Lucia isn't the only Caribbean island with a liking for the sounds of Nashville (last year, Kenny Rogers told the Guardian about his popularity in Jamaica) but it's undoubtedly the most fervent in its devotion.

"I have described Kit as a kind of Parsifal with a computer mind, with a tremendous innocence in what he projects in music and a fervent belief and devotion that shows in certain works with tremendous conviction," said the pianist Russell Sherman, with whom Mr. Taylor studied on and off for a decade.