Sentence examples for devotion on the from inspiring English sources

Esperanza Garden has managed to draw intense devotion on the Lower East Side.

Mr. Coombe was a member since 1946 and he served with devotion on the Board and held many other vital committee positions.

But rather than joining a convent, she focused her devotion on the idea that lay people could also lead full religious lives.

("Cult" implies some kind of worship, and we can no longer assume that mass devotion on the Star Wars level is something anyone can be proud of).

She mostly just pretends that her daughter doesn't exist, and concentrates her full maternal devotion on the 18-year-old Henry Christopher Abbottt), who she admits she has always hoped would be gay.

He served with great distinction and devotion on the Board for nearly 50 years--first as a Trustee (1963-1989) and then as Trustee Emeritus--and held a number of leadership positions, including that of Vice Chairman for 15 years.

For all the famous noise and devotion on matchday, the large majority of fans here still feel shackled to their seats while supporting their team.

The separation of the people from the sanctuary by a solid wall known as the iconostasis has tended to concentrate their devotion on these processions.

"We heard some of the Devotion on a jukebox the other day and didn't even recognise it!" Victoria laughs.

"The common denominator of all four of these people who died prematurely was their selfless acts of devotion on that field.

Meanwhile, Paramount's campaign shrewdly made use of such moments as a death-defying airplane stunt, selling the film in part on the devotion of the people who made it.