Sentence examples for demands devotion from inspiring English sources

It always takes longer for the galleries to appreciate the quiet ones -- Ben Hogan, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Watson and now Karrie Webb -- but sooner or later their sheer skill demands devotion.

But ticket industry experts said that speculating on options might not be widely adopted because it was more complicated than simply buying a ticket on StubHub and demanded devotion to a specific team.

Her Majesty knelt at the beginning of a path of demanding devotion and utter self-sacrifice, a path she did not choose, yet to which she was called by God.

Intercollegiate football -- the players are already in training for the new season -- demands absolute devotion.

Digesting all that paper -- and choosing 8,800 worthy candidates from among almost 31,000 hopefuls -- is a frantic undertaking that demands intense devotion from Mr. Avitabile and his staff.

But his tenure as deputy attorney general in the George W. Bush administration raises important questions about his commitment to civil liberties and his independence in an office that demands unstinting devotion to both principles.

According to this way of thinking, the art form demands such devotion to one's individuality that every poet, no matter how lowly, is a kind of outsider — a Cheese Who Stands Alone.

Confucian ethics demanded filial devotion to the old regime.

Confucian ethics demanded filial devotion to an emperor, good or bad; his death was the death of a father.

(Burke) Jillian Peña (Friday and Saturday) For many dancers, the day-in, day-out practice of ballet verges on religion, a rigorous ritual demanding fervent devotion.

"Life gets better!" The Paterno who Paknis describes is controlling and vindictive and demanded complete devotion to football, despite his claims of promoting academics over sports.