Sentence examples for a sense of devotion from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hays, 47, started the event out of sentimentality and a sense of devotion.

"They have such a sense of devotion," she said, "and I don't think one would have survived without the other".

His speeches are famous for generating the "reality distortion field", a sense of devotion to the cause that most rival technology bosses would kill for.

A sense of devotion was evident in the way the dancers made the opening sequence more than a series of sculptural poses.

For years, for the many years I had neglected Henry James, I became more and more aware that what I wanted from reading, what I needed from reading, was a sense of devotion.

A sense of devotion and duty meant Kennedy regarded himself as his family's primary carer, and wrestling with the pressure of supporting his paralysed brother and elderly parents exacerbated his struggle with alcoholism and what many of his friends and allies feared were periods of undiagnosed depression.

"Josef and Anni Albers: Designs for Living," an enlightening, quietly excellent show at the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, almost reverberates with a sense of this devotion.

I've done this in the interest of: keeping up appearances, impressing men, bonding with women, and out of a sense of slavish devotion to programme-makers HBO who are, I believe, a force for good.

The news sent shudders through generations of poets, artists, musicians and others, who felt a strong sense of devotion to A Gathering of the Tribes, a gallery and salon in the building, and to Mr. Cannon.

Ms. Munro is adept at tracing the many configurations that intimacy can take over the years, showing how it can suffocate a marriage or inject it with a renewed sense of devotion.

There is a similar sense of devotion in "Holy Ghost" itself.