Sentence examples for cultural devotion from inspiring English sources

As the book makes clear, the origins of science mingle with a cultural devotion to superstition, religion, alchemy and astrology.

"It is both an expression of cultural pride and devotion to community.

There is a complex balance to be struck between respect for cultural differences and devotion to our common destiny.

Most visitors were French or Italian, and their motives seemed to be a mixture of cultural curiosity and discreet devotion.

Founder of New York's Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Flory's devotion to art and beauty never waned.

"These studies show that deep-rooted cultural values intertwining work devotion and gender identity drive the flexibility stigma," said Professor Williams said.

For Amish, descendants of 18th-century German-speaking immigrants, long beards and flowing women's hair represent religious devotion and cultural identity.

The band of performers departed from the Socialist Realism formulas mandated in 1970s Hungary, raising the ire of the Communist cultural enforcers but winning the devotion of the country's young artists.

It's a reductive, not-to-be-taken-too-literally way of saying that Scorsese is, among other things, a cultural anthropologist (with an unscientific devotion to the notion that character is destiny).

Turner was the first painter in the history of art to give his work to the public, rather than to a church or a patron — and this, too, speaks to the intensity of his devotion to the cultural life of the British people.

It's certainly more ethnic and cultural than religious — except for his devotion to the ethical part of public life in Judaism, the moral part.