Sentence examples for devotion both from inspiring English sources

What Petit brought off was a remarkable, even religious gesture of devotion, both to the building and to New York itself; this was, in fact, a unique act of homage no other artist could have managed, and New Yorkers instantly appreciated it.

There are plenty of adorable creatures of all species out there to further enhance to your love and devotion, both for each other and for the rest of life on earth.

Moving in with Bev had seemed like an explanation that justified everything, misbehavior and devotion both.

The alluring thing about Whitman is the devotion both she and Mitt have had to creating jobs in other countries.

(Indeed, the pathos of his conversion to Zionism lay in his devotion both to Vienna and to German culture, and in the degree to which events in Europe would, with the rise of the Third Reich, surpass his darkest predictions).

Known to most theatregoers as Sweeney Todd, in John Doyle's 2005 production of Stephen Sondheim's musical (Sondheim provided appropriate, if not particularly inspired, minimal music for this "Lear," too), Cerveris has a devotion both to his own part as an exiled earl and to the other actors onstage.

That idealistic outlook may be explained partly by contemporary religious devotions, both orthodox and heretical, especially regarding the Virgin Mary, and partly by France's exposure to Islamic mystical philosophy (gained through contacts during the Crusades), which embodied concepts of love as a delightful disease, as demanding of faithful service that were to characterize courtly love.

We will never have the fanatical devotion, reflecting both passion and cupidity, of India and Pakistan.

Mr. Gurney's role as the object of their devotion is both simpler and more difficult.

At the same time, illuminated books of private devotion and both religious and secular illustrated texts became increasingly popular.

AS Election Day approaches, serious discussion about economic policies is hamstrung by the devotion of both parties to reducing taxes.