Sentence examples for blind devotion from inspiring English sources
"No guitarist deserves such unquestioning blind devotion," Reyes wrote.
Of course, not everyone shares my blind devotion to the malvasia grape.
As in all things, tradition deserves respect, but not blind devotion.
Once you've bought into her – which I have rather too literally – she inspires blind devotion.
A common catalyst for wrongful behavior is common to every industry: blind devotion to a boss.
Armstrong managed to channel Sinclair's blind devotion, volcanic temper and awkwardness around women magnificently.
Some are so blinded by their hatred of Trump that they refuse to acknowledge the good he has done, while others are so blinded by devotion that they overlook almost any transgression.
Though legally blind herself, her devotion to her husband is obvious.
And now is the time when the RNC most desperately needs my blind, all-encompassing devotion.
"Those of us who backed Australia this morning had the foresight and objectivity not to be blinded by our devotion to the English cause and to see that Warne on any last-day pitch + traditional English frailty which so often resurfaces on these occasions = a good punt.
Each week, we tend to our own deities in these pages, and sometimes that devotion might blind us to better stories elsewhere.
