Sentence examples similar to devotion to a concept from inspiring English sources

Obsessive devotion to a television show was still, in general, a relatively new concept.

Many women are rejecting sindoor, vermilion worn in the hair to signify devotion to a husband.

But against all these qualms, there is a fascinating life, and devotion to a fascinating topic.

In an interview, Porumboiu called his devotion to a man watching and waiting "absurd time".

As devotion to a recreational activity increases with specialization, recreationists' ecological understanding (i.e., mental models) of the resource system is also expected to change.

David's devotion to a mitzvah saved his life.

Cult behavior involves a fervent devotion to a particular person, object, or idea.

She showed a slavish devotion to the concept of a recommended serving size, even when it was half a cupcake".

The problem is acute in classical music because of a longstanding devotion to the concept of "absolute music" — the idea that Bach, Beethoven, and the rest inhabit a spiritually pure sphere, far above the vulgarities of politics.

The problem is acute in classical music because of a longstanding devotion to the concept of "absolute music"—the idea that Bach, Beethoven, and the rest inhabit a spiritually pure sphere, far above the vulgarities of politics.

"Life is devotion to an idea".