Sentence examples for claim devotion from inspiring English sources

And both Mr. Lazio and Mrs. Clinton claim devotion to campaign finance reform.

He also claims devotion to Islamic law.

But perhaps none of the others can claim the devotion of the glee club, the third-oldest such group in the nation, behind Harvard (which isn't about to let Yale forget it) and the University of Michigan.

It seems to me that lifting up a few porgies is little enough to expect of a man who claims a devotion to excellence in cuisine.

This does not mark an improvement in the discourse, for all the self-satisfied back-patting over the claims of devotion to the electorate's moral elevation.

Yet it was also unique, for "one of the distinguishing characteristics of the Israelite religion is the belief that there are not several gods of Israel but only one, Yahweh, who claims exclusive devotion".

Montaigne memorably memorialized their relationship in "On Friendship," yet refused to include La Boétie's political treatise, Discourse on Voluntary Servitude, with the Essays upon their publication, a decision that has cast doubt on some of his more effusive claims to devotion.

And the prophets of chemical insight, who claimed the same devotion to Love and the same lack of interest in the power struggle as the waifs, were only too glad to supply them.

Alexander's lawyers claimed his lifelong devotion to philanthropy and "superb military" record merited leniency from the courts.

The idea was that Lupe would provide a cerebral spin on Bruno Mars's sighing claims of eternal devotion, some kind of crossword-puzzler's version of romance, possibly including anagrams, palindromes and other dazzling forms of wordplay.

The only contemporary author whose novels could lay claim to such international devotion and hysteria is J. K. Rowling.