Sentence examples for desire and devotion from inspiring English sources
Mid-Atlantic BALTIMORE "Desire and Devotion: Indian and Himalayan Art From the John and Berthe Ford Collection".
His memoir is about the torments of grief and separation as much as it is about the nature of desire and devotion.
In those extraordinary letters, the lovers' mutual desire and devotion alternates with regrets about the past, jealousies and complicated theological debate.
Although the Poet Laureate's bracing choice of her own love poetry does allow for pieces that sting with desire and devotion, the rhythm of Duffy's book means that partings shadow meeting right from the start.
On the same day the museum will open "Wondrous Journeys: The Walters Collection From Egyptian Tombs to Medieval Castles" and "Desire and Devotion: Art From India, Nepal and Tibet in the John and Berthe Ford Collection".
As we watch (and listen), we are swept away on a tide of changing social attitudes to race, gender and sexuality, the singularity of love splintered into kaleidoscopic reflections of desire and devotion.
A collection of columns, "Modern Love: 50 True and Extraordinary Tales of Desire, Deceit and Devotion," is sold at nytstore.com.com
Too much about elephants, in the end — their desires and devotions, their vulnerability and tremendous resilience — reminds us of ourselves to dismiss out of hand this revolt they're currently staging against their own dismissal.
In his embrace of a staunch Orthodox desire for conservative piety and devotion, Dugin also turns to the Middle Ages.
They were special miles, charged with the added weight of longing, with devotion and desire and loss and intention.
The foreword offered some clues: "DNA, natural ability, study of craft, development of and devotion to an aesthetic philosophy, naked desire for … fame?
