Sentence examples for calls for devotion from inspiring English sources

That is hard to do, given football's ubiquity, successful calls for devotion, and, let's face it, the excitement of the game as it is viewed on television between commercials or, in person, for the Christian Sabbath-breakers among us.

He called for devotion to the One Divine, justice and equality of all people, and a commitment to seva or divinely-inspired service.

The middle-class fantasy it described (without naming it as such) was an advance on the usual calls for selfless devotion to the nation, but it was still politically sterile: "I can earn money, and still have time to go to Paris, New York and the Alps.

Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225 1274) said that meditation is necessary for devotion, and the Second Vatican Council called for "faithful meditation on God's word" as part of the spiritual formation of seminarians.

Have a set place for devotion and certain ideas on how you will "do" devotion.

You can find books specially created for devotion.

He has occasionally displayed flashes of great intellect and fitness whenever the situation calls for it, and an integrity reflecting his own values, including a fierce devotion to and protectiveness of his family.

Harvard University for example, with its super selective 5% admission rate, ranks 25th when measured by our proxy of alumni devotion and success no doubt because only 19% of its large alumni population responds to calls for donations.

Each individual poem is called a "Devotion," as if it were a new verse form: "Devotion: Redshift," "Devotion: Coin-Op".

In an interview, Porumboiu called his devotion to a man watching and waiting "absurd time".

And thank you, president Obama, for your call and your devotion to the "French doctors".