Sentence examples for devotion take from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to observe the fusing of Hardwick's sumptuous style with a subject of such elusive grandeur, but the innumerable expressions of pure devotion take up valuable room in a short book.

But that devotion took its toll on Patterson's first marriage.

"Filial devotion takes many forms," Monica thinks; "this was a new one".

Devotion takes many forms, and the private church music of the French royal chapel in the late 17th century cultivated a deeply sensual kind of piety.

Chris is only one of his many admirers, and so her devotion takes on an air of ritual abasement before a Great Man.

Jane B. Davies, an independent architectural historian whose devotion took her from reference librarian at Columbia University to pre-eminent authority on the 19th-century American architect Alexander J. Davis, died on Feb. 9.

Though I firmly believe in love at first sight, true restaurant devotion takes time.

Peace takes away the fear of loss and devotion takes away indifference.

"But he was in prison too because he lost so much". Ruskin said King's level of devotion took on an almost existential component.

As a consequence of no morning devotion taking place it was hard to think of preaching the gospel to other people.

Sharif was a former public schoolboy who attended Repton prep school and went to university in London; Hanif was remembered as an able student at Cranford Community School in Hounslow, although his religious devotions took him away from the traditional academic path.