Sentence examples for as much devotion from inspiring English sources

She's also an incredible work of art that fosters as much devotion as abhorrence.

He explains that he and his fellow athletes protested every day with as much devotion as they dedicated to their sport.

Paolo Nutini's soulful set was a treat, his salty smooth vocals and epic range received with nearly as much devotion as the Gypsy Kings, who charmed the crowd with their blend of Catalan rumba-infused pop.

"In fact, F.B.I. analysis suggests that psychological abnormalities, as much as devotion to an ideology, drive lone extremists to commit violent acts".

They, too, know that when it comes to kitchens, size and equipment don't count nearly as much as devotion, passion, common sense and, of course, experience.

Together with Evelyn, he headed a second family to which he brought as much love and devotion as his first.

However as we move closer to the new year, I can't help but wonder if he had some inkling of the impact he would have on the street art movement as a young man wielding a can of spray paint in the cold streets of Paris 30 years past, and if the culture's subsequent popularity was due in part to his prescience as much as his devotion to his craft.

I was moved by his devotion, as much as by the poem itself.

In her second appearance, in a sequel driven as much by Mawer's devotion to his character as readers' tantalised fury over the shock ending of Trapeze, Marian returns to London from captivity under the Nazis, in the concentration camp at Ravensbrück.

Rand Paul's goal, then is to capitalise on this devotion as much as he can while still appealing to the rank-and-file Republican primary voter.

Environmentalists seeking to block the proposed Keystone XL pipeline's revised route are appealing to President Barack Obama's sense of history as much as to his devotion to the climate.