Sentence examples for by the devotion of from inspiring English sources

AS Election Day approaches, serious discussion about economic policies is hamstrung by the devotion of both parties to reducing taxes.

He was fast-tracked through the industry rigmarole of promotion and publicity, carried to success by the devotion of kids who hung on his every shrug and grumble.

His resurrection has been aided by the devotion of his only child, Denys Wortman VIII, who since 1998 has maintained an extensive archive on the Web site dwortman.com.

He is saved only by the devotion of his jilted sweetheart Alma, who personifies renunciation and redemption in the spirit of Dante's Beatrice and Goethe's Gretchen.

The cults of Rome were certainly official in the city itself; they were supported out of the state treasury and by the devotion of the emperor, at least if he lived up to what everyone felt were his responsibilities.

In documenting cryonics centers, Mr. Oddy said he had been impressed by the devotion of their advocates, particularly those at Alcor, who he said were "very cooperative" with his project.

It's a matter of forming a partnership, so that the work of the horticulturists who devise roses can be kept alive by organizing the devotion of gardeners all over the city.

Indeed, she was very clever in making the most of opportunities, and, partly by fear and partly by favours, she won the devotion of all those who were p17 at all friendly toward him.

But it wasn't sent by God to test the devotion of a Syrian painting contractor in New Orleans.

For all the pessimism nipping at the movie's edges, the chaos and inhumanity surrounding Marjane are held at bay by familial love, especially the devotion of her wise, hard-headed grandmother, who has seen it all.

From other angles they are secular, by most definitions, including the devotion of many "public-life" Baptists to worldly and materialist concerns.