Sentence examples for blind devotion to from inspiring English sources

Of course, not everyone shares my blind devotion to the malvasia grape.

A common catalyst for wrongful behavior is common to every industry: blind devotion to a boss.

"In this country there is a blind devotion to supporting the troops, and that is a very honorable sentiment," said Daniel Battsek, a native of Britain.

But still, too often the show confirms the Modern's blind devotion to the wan, cerebral machinations of late-late-late Conceptualism.

In "Grief Lessons," the contemporary poet and classicist Anne Carson's spare and beautiful new translation of four of Euripides' lesser-known tragedies, we have a kind of primer on the intrinsic dangers of blind devotion to ideology.

Blind devotion to sporting pursuits we are better at, like cricket and rugby league or beloved homegrown institutions like Australian Rules football, serve to pull down the shutters on the unknown names and customs of an unknown code.

That sort of blind devotion seems to have driven other wine writers mad.

Therefore, I only display fawning adulation for Sarah Palin and reject any suggestion that my blind devotion rises to the level of worship.

The Knicks are forecasting a sellout, their sixth straight — an indication of either the fans' blind devotion or their need to be heard.

And Michael Rudko's Orgon, Tartuffe's gullible patron, whose blind devotion almost causes him to lose his family and home, seems too passive.

Armstrong managed to channel Sinclair's blind devotion, volcanic temper and awkwardness around women magnificently.