Sentence examples for an ardent devotion. from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clancy, in particular, has often expressed an ardent devotion to her.

For the ugly truth is, the first piece of culture that I loved, with an ardent devotion to rival anything in Shakespeare or Tolstoy, was the 1972 disaster movie "The Poseidon Adventure," a silly, waterlogged adventure cum soap opera, with extra suds.

The faint of heart are likely to conceive an ardent devotion to Treasury bills just when the bargain hunting gets good.

These two ballerinas — alone in my experience — have brought the role a supremely affecting and childlike vulnerability, burning innocence and an alarmingly ardent devotion to both dance and love without any distracting "ballerina" overlay of stylistic sophistication.

She offered him an innocent but ardent devotion, but he tried to repress her emotions.

Mr. Alia also expressed ardent devotion to a free-market economy, but declined to acknowledge any contradictions between his old and new views.

Whenever Williams signs autographs, he always adds a three-letter inscription that professes his ardent devotion to Christianity.

Yet I've always admired Doctor Who; not only for its values of intellect and empathy, but also for its often overlooked ability to explore deistic themes – both in the show and through the ardent devotion of fans.

But those who continue to practice, mostly in private, seem uncowed -- reflecting both their ardent devotion to the exercises and philosophy and the increasing willingness of Chinese people to defy their government when they believe that they have been wronged.

Yet for all this she is 'the recipient of ardent devotion from countless devotees who approach her as their mother'.

But it stayed alive on Broadway for 165 performances, developing an ardent following whose devotion survived even a disastrous Off Broadway revival in 1968.