Sentence examples for an exceptional devotion from inspiring English sources
Not all of the characters are bigger than life, but all are pumped up to appear so (despite valiant efforts by Anne Hathaway, as an unprincipled "cat burglar," and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, as a young police officer with an exceptional devotion to the hero, to lend a natural breath to the movie's mechanical mass).
He used it to denote a person's ability to inspire exceptional devotion because of perceived personal magnetism.
Having been promoted to captain, Wrigley was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his "exceptional devotion to duty", in particular his persistence in pressing home an attack against enemy infantry on 29 October 1918 in the face of "intense machine gun and rifle fire"; the honour was promulgated in the London Gazette on 3 June 1919.
Beverly's exceptional devotion to Peter and her total commitment to his well being was an inspiration to us all.
His extensive knowledge of psychiatric illness, professional integrity and exceptional devotion made him the most sought after consultant.
The family is most grateful to Dr. Amy Frieman, Melida Sanchez, Alice Brown, Aida di Falco, and everyone at Hearthstone Esplanade Manhattan and Hospice of New York for their exceptional devotion and loving care.
The award is named for UNICEF's legendary and highly esteemed Goodwill Ambassador who advanced the work of UNICEF with exceptional devotion and grace.
(Walden Pond, $16.99). This story of three troubled boys' devotion to an exceptional teacher who somehow gets through to each of them, but falls ill and has to leave the classroom, is tragic, funny and uplifting all at once.
An exceptional crisis requires an exceptional response.
From the ashes of the Shoah, Judith and her late husband Harry, of blessed memory, built an exceptional legacy of tzedakah and chesed that reflected their stellar commitment and steadfast devotion to Am Yisrael, Torat Yisrael and Medinat Yisrael.
Still an exceptional talent.
