The press release for his new recipe book says the diet was "lauded for helping Carole Middleton get in shape" for last year's Royal Wedding and in almost every article about the weight loss plan she is cited as the cause of our devotion to it.
(After all, when it comes to society's market-driven indifference to the poor, or even to Francis's pet theological causes, such as devotion to the Virgin Mary, he is not shy about offering judgments).
Javier Bardem knows that when celebrities trumpet humanitarian causes, like his devotion to refugees in the Western Sahara, the public generally has a cynical reaction.
Our devotion to cause of smoking room in Public Library has brought forth anecdotes from Director Anderson.
The New Yorker, December 26 , 1925P. 3 Our devotion to cause of smoking room in Public Library has brought forth anecdotes from Director Anderson.
Neither Corneille's heroes nor Mazarin's opponents show a devotion to cause that is free from self-glorification; in both cases, the approbation of others is as necessary as the desire to leave an example for posterity.
It puts its thumb right on the maternal pressure point, by asking how much of yourself you are willing to give up for your child, mixing things most mothers already know (babies need human interaction) with their worst fears (anything less than constant devotion will cause your baby emotional harm).
But then again, there was a romantic cast to the cause, a starry-eyed devotion to both Edwards and his public pursuit of social and economic justice.
Mr. Siegel is happy to talk about his modest beginnings in Indiana, his hard work and his devotion to causes including the Miss America organization and the Republican Party.
And Michael Rudko's Orgon, Tartuffe's gullible patron, whose blind devotion almost causes him to lose his family and home, seems too passive.
