Sentence examples for devotion if from inspiring English sources

"I never would have written 'Devotion' if I still lived in New York".

It is an aching testament to filial duty and sibling devotion, if also to dark personal obsession.

The King was fond of his gallant company, and Fersen proved his devotion, if not his competence, by helping to orchestrate the flight to Varennes.

Who else would have written about her marriage, "My interests and enthusiasms are too random for sustained devotion, if you know what I mean..

Who else would have written about her marriage, "My interests and enthusiasms are too random for sustained devotion, if you know what I mean...

But image is what this is all about, for as good as Coke is (and you are regularly told how extremely good it is), this mixture of caffeine, vanilla, cola, sugar and flavors (which are said to include oils of orange, nutmeg, cinnamon and coriander) would hardly be worth such devotion if there were not what is called in the marketing world "added value".

The true nature of humanity is that when you devote yourself to someone, they are then free to gain someone else's devotion – as if you are checked off a psychological list.

This is the first generation under the one-child policy to reach maturity, and many have enjoyed the devotion -- if not indulgence -- of parents with an only child.

Each individual poem is called a "Devotion," as if it were a new verse form: "Devotion: Redshift," "Devotion: Coin-Op".

"Men Strike Back" puts men in their place as suitors, offering unlimited devotion and, if they get a chance to follow through, virility.

Some have even gone so far as to say that maybe the man was suicidal, and a death wish is not the same as devotion, even if they do look alike.