Sentence examples for devotion expressed from inspiring English sources

"Seeing the amount of devotion expressed through a flower or a color or a piece of tin foil added up to a wake-up call," he said.

This was "bhakti --an intense form of devotion expressed in art, poetry, song, dance or any practice that cultivated divine ecstasy and love.

Consider, in the most intimate of our relationships, is our devotion expressed more in what we do for our beloved, or in what we do not do because of them?

With the devotion expressed by Brazilians upon the return of the Emperor and the Empress from Europe, the monarchy seemed to enjoy unshakable support and to be at the height of its popularity.

Her family and friends will miss the love and devotion she expressed so generously, and her mean Scrabble game.

Her devotion was expressed through loud cries and roars, which often irritated bystanders, but she became famous as a mystic, and claimed to have conversations with God.

His nature as the supreme object of faith and devotion is expressed partly through the language of wondrous powers (e.g., his suddenly making visible thousands of worlds in all directions, each with its own Buddha).

His devotion was expressed in the letters that they exchanged.

To hear such devotion so creatively expressed is a rare privilege.

"I worked with Octavia for many years and saw firsthand the devotion her readers expressed for her and her work.

Primarily, though, "The Burial of Kojo" tells a touching story of the love between a father and his daughter, an enduring devotion that is expressed in the film's lovely final scene.