Sentence examples for because of their devotion to from inspiring English sources
Rolle added that hearing speculation about Coughlin's job status inspired the players because of their devotion to him.
Ms. Ralph chose the judges because of their devotion to watching televised Westminster Kennel Club dog shows.
Few national foundations want to be takeouts for their peers; because of their devotion to innovation, most want to be in on the ground floor.
That was an era when such notables as Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt were celebrated, in small part, because of their devotion to stamp collecting — and that meant having albums that literally circled the world.
Two thoroughly English sons of friends of mine were unshakably Swedish in their sympathies, because of their devotion to the midfielder Freddie Ljungberg (Ljungberg's secret, somewhat depressingly, seems to be the child-friendly red stripe in his hair), and they were both devastated when Sweden went out to Senegal.
"Tell the fans, 'No, we don't care about you?"' St . Louisis baseball's ultimate mutual admiration society, a place where fans are known to cook meals for their favorite players and the players sign long-term contracts in part because of their devotion to the fans.
Of the 435 members of the House of Representatives, about forty are outstanding because of their generally effective work or their devotion to the public interest in certain fields.
It's assumed to be "Out" simply because of the right-wing titles, plus their devotion to Mrs Thatcher (let's not forget her deathbed was The Ritz).
They are not here to fuck around, or dissolve into cuddle puddles on the ground, or even hook up they are here strictly because of their utter devotion to the music.
Because of my devotion to the dog, and their lack of an alternative, Misha and Rita added their house key to the shoelace hanging around my neck.
