Sentence examples for dangerous devotion from inspiring English sources

— GENE HEALY, the author of "The Cult of the Presidency: America's Dangerous Devotion to Executive Power" Governor Palin, in a February interview you told me that "energy is a cause of war".

Readers are more apt to search this fiercely picturesque scene for reflections of Alex's stormy relationships with her unethical husband and immature brother, as well as her dangerous devotion to a man who may be a murderer.

His assassination was discussed in the documentaries Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple (2006), on The History Channel documentaries: Cults: Dangerous Devotion and Jonestown: Paradise Lost (2006), as well as the MSNBC production, Witness to Jonestown (2008), which aired on the 30th anniversary of Ryan's assassination and the mass suicides at Jonestown.

But in this case, I wanted to explore how devotion is this almost dangerous energy, because this woman is so devoted to her son that it comes at a very high price.

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If your new famous friends are pressuring you to do things that make you uncomfortable or seem dangerous, strongly consider re-thinking your devotion to the artist.

The lapses, at a time when security services pledge neurotic devotion to tracking and recovering dangerous goods that could reach the black market, are thanks in part to a handful of private companies that are mishandling radioactive material.

"Dr Maaz stayed in Aleppo, the most dangerous city in the world, because of his devotion to his patients".

Dr. Maaz stayed in Aleppo, the most dangerous city in the world, because of his devotion to his patients.

"All we can can do is tell the people that these types of devotion, like the Santa Muerte — which have become dangerous superstitions — are not compatible in any way with a devotion to the Catholic faith," said Mexican archdiocese spokesman Hugo Valdemar.

He is played by Kevin McNally, who manages to make you believe in Tom's mixture of devotion to his wife and revulsion for her dangerous work.