As a consequence of his "gallant and undaunted devotion to duty" in this action, McNicoll was awarded the George Medal and presented a Commander-in-Chief's Commendation.
You have taught us to treasure the gospel, to ponder through critical questioning and compassion the moral complexities of our time, to deliberate with others with humility and without coercion, and to choose our actions in devotion to God and service to neighbor.
"I want to tell our citizens in every part of the Nation that the national Congress – Republicans and Democrats alike – showed by this action a devotion to public welfare and a realization of the emergency and the necessity for speed that it is difficult to match in our history".
Stephens spins a tightly paced, engaging yarn, even if his prose can be lurchingly expository (too often, for example, the narrator reminds us of the siblings' fierce devotion to one another, rather than let their actions speak for themselves).
When informed of the pope's action, George affirmed his devotion to the Hussite practice of Communion in both kinds.
Whether together or apart, your partner has your back and shows faithfulness and devotion to the relationship in body, mind, speech and action.
Tunisian Salafis are identified either as scripturalists, who pursue a quiet, nonpolitical devotion to their creed, or as jihadis, who support armed action.
Through the actions of courtiers jealous of Barbara's devotion to Roger, pamphlets eventually spread about the affair.
Gregory's actions were shaped more than anything by his devotion to St. Peter and his belief that the pope was Peter's successor.
Even with groups whose image of one of selfless devotion to the impoverished, photographers should do research to ensure the group's actions match its promises.
Roger Kaiser later wrote a heartfelt apology for his actions, saying that he simply wanted to express his devotion to the mentor who taught him about opera.
