Sentence examples for a devotion to an from inspiring English sources

"A devotion to an absence".

There's certainly a kind of steadfast devotion at work there, but I think it's a devotion to an antiquated sense of duty more than anything else.

His new work shows a devotion to an organic brand of creativity, a truth expressed by Thundercat during a conversation in the fall.

There are lofty conductors who profess a devotion to a composer's score, then indulge in expressive and attention-grabbing displays.

While nationalism is accordingly aggressive, patriotism is defensive: it is a devotion to a particular place and a way of life one thinks best, but has no wish to impose on others (Orwell 1968, 362).

Instead, to me, patriotism is about "a devotion to--a love of--country".

A far cry from a devotion to homemaking.

He calls one former prime minister, Morarji Desai, "a rigid personality with a devotion to auto-urine therapy and cow protection".

And yet, a veil of secrecy and a devotion to uniformity seems to have worked for the Patriots.

Besides a devotion to acting and a willingness to survive on tuna fish sandwiches until the next part, they both lived in tiny, rundown studios in Chelsea.

From the first, he professed a devotion to democracy and a loathing for the nation's ample supply of knavish politicians.