Sentence examples for devotion because of from inspiring English sources
He used it to denote a person's ability to inspire exceptional devotion because of perceived personal magnetism.
This dog may be important to him even beyond the normal child-dog devotion, because of what your family has been through.
But let's stick with her music, which attracts devotion because of Grande's undeniably powerful vocals, slick production and ability to effortlessly churn out earworms.
A confession: I'm predisposed to love Peter Trachtenberg's new memoir, "Another Insane Devotion," because of that one sentence, which is written without irony and appears in an author's note before the main narrative even gets under way.
And if I can't give them that time and that devotion because of my dedication to football, then I don't feel like I should almost waste their time". At first blush this statement sounds admirable--and I'm certain you meant it in a good way.
Because of this quality of devotion and because of your words, "it is wrong... to look the other way or to remain silent," I also write to speak to you about what I know concerning both abortion and gay marriage.
In football, cricket and rugby, fans follow the sport because of devotion to a team and for the sport itself.
ZnS nanocrystals doped with Ag ion has been paid a great devotion by several researches because of its commercial application as a blue emitting phosphor [17].
A small number of such visitors have settled in and around the holy cities throughout the years, either out of religious devotion or because penury prevented their return home.
Minato was well liked by the villagers because of his devotion to protect Konoha so showing devotion to the task you are doing will help you earn respect.
