Sentence examples for a lasting devotion to 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.

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.

The sense that Britain was led into carnage by a foolish devotion to the United States has had lasting consequences and made members of Parliament reluctant to authorize further military action alongside Washington.

"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.

A death fast requires a devotion to the cause.

A far cry from a devotion to homemaking.

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.

Call attention to your lasting devotion.

"A devotion to an absence".

Seasonal cooking has often meant a narrow devotion to simplicity.

Izzo studies counterparts with a Belichickian devotion to film.