Sentence examples for devotion is rooted in from inspiring English sources
Jeffers is also rare among American poets in inspiring what might be called a geographic loyalty: a readership whose devotion is rooted in the appeals of a specific place.
Like Gwyneth's Law, Daniel's devotion is rooted in tragedy.
His devotion to Toyotas, he says, is rooted in their reliability and the ease of modifying them for much more power and performance.
That tradition is rooted in a popular devotion to the Constitution unknown in the rest of the world.
The narrative he provides is rooted in his entrepreneurship and his devotion to the place where he grew up, and where his parents were one of the few African Americans to own property.
But Singh argues his response is rooted in many years of Sikh devotion – and in particular the faith's disquiet with the notion of victimhood.
Both films are rooted in a fanatical quest for justice born not of an abstract devotion to principle but of a personal agony that sparks anger and cruelty and leads to gore and mayhem.
Devotion to the land is rooted deeper in the soul than religion, and tribes in this country -- no matter their creed or enmities -- unite against a common outside enemy.
This surge in devotion is a return to his roots; he comes from a religious family in Bahawalnagar, and his father, a merchant, is a hafiz, a man who has memorized the Koran.
By contrast, the three arguments that we will examine next are firmly rooted in attributes which almost all theists ascribe to God his universal sovereignty, omnipotence, and demand for total devotion and are thus more compelling.
