Sentence examples for destructive devotion from inspiring English sources
Her destructive devotion to complete honesty rivals that of the truth-crazed Hickey in O'Neill's The Iceman Cometh.
But faith without wisdom is a dangerous thing … In the long sequence of interaction and fusion between Orient and Occident out of which our civilization has grown, the Crusades were a tragic and destructive episode … There was so much courage, and so little honour, so much devotion and so little understanding.
The conception of all other religions as "idolatry" (i.e., as rendering absolute devotion or trust to what is less than divine) has often served to justify the destructive and fanatical action of the religion that is considered to be the only true one.
She tosses obscenities around freely when recalling her Baltimore birth as Eleanora Fagan, the move to Harlem with her mother when she was a teenager, the early singing in local dives, her devotion to Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald, her first recordings thanks to John Hammond and, in no short supply, the destructive men in her life.
While this breed is known for his loyalty and devotion, he needs a lot of quality time with you so he doesn't get bored and destructive.
Allah's story of how he made these color photographs, between 2012 and 2016 (plus a handful of others, monochrome, made a little earlier), is a story of adventure, devotion, and love — a tale of pursuing a paradoxical form of beauty, one that arises from ravaging and destructive circumstances.
Destructive: constructive.
It means "total devotion".
This devotion is sincere.
This devotion confuses me.
