Sentence examples for Profound devotion from inspiring English sources

That benevolence was also expressed through Samson's profound devotion to the Long Island Jewish community, where he served with distinction.

We routinely place her in the "religious right," a phrase that frustrates me, tidily linking a certain set of political beliefs with profound devotion.

Observers said that the couple chatted and held hands during her visits, and their many letters attest to a profound devotion.

Irresistible to anyone with a row of the primrose volumes on his or her shelves, it will also entertain those with a less profound devotion to the game.

But, in the second place, it created a real personal problem for the king: earlier, in his book Assertio septem sacramentorum adversus Martinum Lutherum (1521), he had attacked Luther and had expressed a profound devotion to the papacy and had been rewarded with the title of Defender of the Faith.

If you are in the market for an art of glamour, humor, sensuality, profound devotion, conceptual daring and formal perfection, Indian art is for you, and the International Asian Art Fair, even in a relatively sleepy year, is a great place to see it.

Of course, conflict is inevitable in a novel set in Scotland and Sudan that explores desire in the context of profound religious devotion.

Among other things (many other things), "Keep Your Right Up" provides an extraordinary example of Godard's profound and personal devotion to the memory of the Holocaust.

His profound love and devotion to family and lifelong study and appreciation of music were a source of joy for him and inspiration for us.

I've always credited her profound faith and devotion to God for her accomplishments and our health.

In the statement, the Snelling family said Mr. Snelling had acted "out of deep devotion and profound love".