Sentence examples for devotion and sacrifice from inspiring English sources
I think of those good nuns who educated me, of their lifelong devotion and sacrifice.
Yet the glorious terms in which he described such mishaps recast them as victories for religious devotion and sacrifice.Mr Wright offers not much new information on his subject and perhaps nothing that is incontrovertible.
I think he wanted me to know about service, discipline, devotion and sacrifice.
There is a long tradition of eulogising good officials, whose devotion and sacrifice is held up as a public model.
Against these philosophies, Cooper makes the case for the import of heroism, devotion, and sacrifice inspired by feeling, faith, and belief.
No matter how much devotion and sacrifice you exhibit in your work and personal life, you'll still fall short of your friends who put a ring on it.
In a statement before Ramadan, which began last week, insurgents vowed "to escalate their activities and further their strikes" during a month in which Muslims fast from dawn to dusk as a way to teach devotion, humility and sacrifice.
Our devotion — and the sacrifices inspired by that devotion — are needed to make effectual the palpable truth of human equality.
Why is it that so many prodigiously gifted male writers, from Shelley and Coleridge to Raymond Carver, have been hopeless as husbands — demanding vast amounts of devotion and self-sacrifice from their wives and then repaying the plucky and idealistic young women they marry with callous, unfaithful and irresponsible behavior?
Noting that Japan has "the worst standards for long working hours among advanced nations", the conservative Yomiuri Shimbun said that a 2014 law designed to prevent karoshi had not changed the prevailing work culture of devotion and self-sacrifice, even at the expense of employees' health.
The latter included viewing women in terms of their traditional social roles, particularly as mothers and wives, but also in their traditional spiritual roles as epitomes of devotion and self-sacrifice.
