Sentence examples for a lasting devotion from inspiring English sources
The experience inspired a lasting devotion to the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, the 135-year-old fraternal organization that founded and controls the Shriners Hospitals for Children.
"Shouldn't we hold hands over a running stream and pledge ourselves to each other as Cuthberts forever, or prick our fingers and mingle our blood as a symbol of our lasting devotion?" Anne wonders, by way of asking for a grand ceremony to mark the occasion, before settling instead for a celebratory glass of raspberry cordial and a signature.
That they managed to keep up was testament to the baptism of fire faced by early glam-rock adherents, a trial that both inspired lasting devotion and sowed the seeds of autodidactic discovery.
Call attention to your lasting devotion.
Contributions can be directed to The Spence School endowment, in memory of Beverly Smit, as a lasting tribute to her devotion to the institution, and to her colleagues and students.
Brigid's indomitable spirit and devotion to the college are a lasting legacy as are the scholarship funds that she championed.
A forerunner of the moody, disjointed, cinematic television shows that are commonplace today, Twin Peaks left a lasting impression, and nowhere is that more clear than in the devotion of its legions of loyal fans.
It is consonant with this that one of Lowry's first art teachers was from somewhere else - Adolphe Valette, a Frenchman steeped in the impressionists and with a devotion to the picturesqueness of Manchester that might well have had a lasting influence on Lowry.
This profession of "courtly," or "chivalrous," love became a matter of convention, but the sentiments of respect, passion, and devotion thus addressed to noble ladies in the songs of the troubadours were to have a lasting influence on both European literature and social mores.
Re "A Lasting Shadow" (Dec.
