Sentence examples similar to He devotion from inspiring English sources
He professes devotion to the principles of the welfare state, but he wrote a stinging criticism of the Nordic model in his youth.
He exemplified devotion, consideration and honor.
He arouses devotion as well as fear among underlings.
And Trotskyites are not the only rare and secretive creatures on whom he lavishes devotion.
He wanted devotion to the cause of an organic architecture — integration of form, materials indigenous to the setting, and function".
He inspires devotion from some Ukip activists and has taken his party from a small fringe group to one of the three biggest in British politics.
He regards devotion to parents and older siblings as the most basic form of promoting the interests of others before one's own.
And when he expresses his religious devotion, he paints a Madonna: a homely woman with skin that suggests soil, surrounded by symbols of fecundity and nature.
And he earned undying devotion when he appeared here last year to hear the results of the hunt for "his" particle.
When I asked him if he intended his performances to reflect a kind of devotion, he hesitated before he answered.
