Sentence examples similar to Rare devotion from inspiring English sources
His devotion is rare and real enough to make an impact on the artists themselves.
The protagonist's conclusive act of devotion has a rare, symphonic exaltation; a theatrical decrescendo that reunites the characters with a strain of bluff comedy raises the stuff of daily life to luminous glory.
Such devotion is not rare among those who work with Shen Yun, whose financial success is partly because of volunteers.
The dismissal of Langlois after 30 years devotion to the conservation of rare or important films turned him into something like a martyr.
And Trotskyites are not the only rare and secretive creatures on whom he lavishes devotion.
To hear such devotion so creatively expressed is a rare privilege.
Taylor McKimens musters some rare self-deprecation, while Paul Wirhun, talking about his devotion to painted eggs, is actually moving.
Given our devotion to journalistic integrity, it's rare Guardian Music feels compelled to use words lifted directly from a press release.
Frank's devotion is not to her but to those rare occasions when he finds himself in miraculous harmony with his talent.
Dinnigan's devotion to fine and intricate textiles makes her rare among Australian designers, especially when she first started, and the exhibition is at its best when it highlights this textural obsession.
