Sentence examples for devotion to a special from inspiring English sources
Works like "The Stone Is the Soul" (1993) and "The Three Stages of the Moon" (1993) show a small sampling of Mr. McKenzie's prolific output, which reveals his affinity for the biomorphic form, and his selfless devotion to a special belief system.
Furthermore, a significant number of Catholics practice some sort of religious syncretism, mainly with esoteric and African creeds, besides a large number of people who consider themselves "non-practitioners" participating in some rituals, such as a wedding or baptism, but not attending church regularly or evincing special devotion to a saint, for example (Almeida and Montero 2001).
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.
It takes a special devotion to an art to be able to skewer it properly but lovingly, and in that regard this company has spent the last two decades dissecting the opera world in much the same spirit as Peter Schickele's P.D.Q.
"Life is devotion to an idea".
"A devotion to an absence".
Loud and rowdy comedy and its repetitive antics fuses with quietly transcendent tenderness, a geographical devotion to terrain meets special effects of a simple, irrational sublimity.
The first sign of his newfound devotion to Israel was a special, thousand-page edition of Les Temps Modernes on the Arab-Israeli conflict, which he spent two years editing and which happened to appear on June 5 , 1967— the first day of the Six-Day War.
But why the broad devotion to so specialized a scholar?
Without this shift he would not have been able to keep bringing in millions to protect Pennsylvania jobs as well as protect all of us with fierce devotion to medical research; with special concentration on stem cell research and the health of women and children, so often overlooked; and so much more.
