Sentence examples for consistent devotion from inspiring English sources

"And that was tempered by his absolute consistent devotion to being a priest".

"And that was tempered by his absolute consistent devotion to being a priest". He wore his friar's robes to soup kitchens, to Gracie Mansion, to the White House, to countless baptisms and funerals.

Liszt's father died unexpectedly in 1827, less than two years after the opera's premiere, leaving behind a gifted but unfocused son who was now throwing himself into French Romantic culture with a vengeance and already showing signs of a strong, if not entirely consistent, devotion to religion and the pleasures of the flesh.

My favorite hotels are relatively small, possess strong individual personalities, offer relaxing atmospheres and demonstrate a consistent devotion to personal service.

Andrew Harper's selected hotels must be "relatively small in size, possess strong personalities and demonstrate a consistent devotion to personal service," according to the awards website.

What is problematic is not vibrant religious activism in the public square, but the consistent association of religious devotion with a particular set of dogmatic political opinions.

I'm extremely skeptical of this, because everything that Apple does screams "We know what's best for you", and an open mobile web simply isn't consistent with that fanatical devotion to controlling all aspects of the user experience.

In any event, President Hu is leading China back to a Maoist model of self-sufficiency, which would be consistent with his apparent devotion to old-time orthodoxy.

His citation read: Savige was ultimately awarded the Military Cross on 1 January 1918, for both his "consistent good work and devotion to duty" in the period spanning 26 February to 17 March 1917 and his "coolness under fire and tenacity of purpose" during the Second Battle of Bullecourt during April/May 1917.

Promoted to lieutenant on 24 February 1917, Towner's service with his transport section earned him praise for his "devotion to duty and consistent good work", and on 9 April he was Mentioned in the Despatches of Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig.

Where Aalto was consistent -- and original -- was his devotion to the idea of Gensamkunstwerk ("total work of art"), where his buildings incorporated many different art forms, including craftsmanship, interior design and landscape design.