Sentence examples for any devotion from inspiring English sources

Just saying that Senator Ashcroft will enforce and respect existing law ignores the reality that the attorney general has vast power and discretion to shape legal policy in the federal judiciary unhindered by any devotion to existing law.

Steil notes the exchange remains owned by its members and that its allegiance to the physical floor has more to do with their income than any devotion to its system.

Soul searching, like the practice of any devotion, requires solitude, quiet, and quality time.

Nor are Republicans defined by any devotion to the abstract principles of liberty or freedom, despite the prominence of these concepts in Republican rhetoric.

He guessed the lure of the race would be greater than any devotion to reality the media might have, and it appears he was correct.

It's enough to make you give up religion and sports altogether, to renounce any and all devotion to God/Goddess and/or Michael Phelps.

Lacking a rooster on the place, she wasn't going to get anywhere even sitting on her own eggs, so after a few weeks my mother couldn't stand such hopeful and doomed devotion any longer.

Benjamin, Scholem had come to recognize long before, had refused any such devotion.

Though Ms. Berman declined to be interviewed for this article, she said last year, when the application was first submitted, "I hope that we're very clear that this is not a Jewish school," adding, "There will be in no way any religious devotion at this school".

More important, however, my stint as The Times's public editor and my 39 years at a competitor lead me to conclude generally that reporters and editors in the newsrooms of major newspapers are not motivated by a devotion to any political party or cause.

"What I call innocence is the spirit's unself-conscious state at any moment of pure devotion to any object".