Sentence examples for devotion of its own from inspiring English sources

Carol is a film made with uncanny sensual awareness of what falling in love feels, sounds and tastes like, and so it inspires devotion of its own.

And the military, under the leadership of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (Scaf), saluted our martyrs but demonstrated its devotion to its own business interests and a murderous contempt for the people.

But it has a charm of its own and is played with unusual devotion, in remote corners of the city, by a surprisingly large number of people unable or unwilling to shed their cricketing heritage.

It has no collection of its own.

It has no content of its own.

Quite apart from the money, she works for a company with an intractable sense of its own "transgressiveness", a self-image that sits awkwardly alongside the wealth of its founders and the sometimes moony-eyed devotion of its staff.

Usada has a deterrent of its own.

EMC has made moves of its own.

Marriage comes with pressures of its own.

That, though, poses difficulties of its own.

War has a momentum of its own.