Sentence examples for devotion to anything from inspiring English sources

Devotion to anything, if you were female, could make you ridiculous.

If you look at those groups on Select's Britpop cover, what united them was not a slavish devotion to anything, but their peculiarly quirky representations of Britishness.

He has a "devotion to anything related to human evolution and more specifically, Africa," writes Domínguez-Rodrigo in an e-mail to Science Careers.

Fervent devotion to anything, from Dorje Shugden to Jesus Christ, can look creepy as hell from the outside.

For the ugly truth is, the first piece of culture that I loved, with an ardent devotion to rival anything in Shakespeare or Tolstoy, was the 1972 disaster movie "The Poseidon Adventure," a silly, waterlogged adventure cum soap opera, with extra suds.

It would be churlish to suggest that such devotion to detail was anything but authentic — the current crop of beefsteakers is as given to authenticity as a Civil War battle re-enactor — but one could note that, underneath the fun, there was a slightly self-conscious effort to perhaps combat the alienation of modern urban life.

Fellas, don't go on Letterman and talk about your fishing trips, your devotion to NASCAR, your anything; don't pose for magazine covers; don't accept lecture fees (if you know something that's worth telling to the Wingnut Dealers Association for fifty thousand dollars, shouldn't you be telling it to all of us on TV?); and don't go to parties that are attended by the people you cover.

I have never witnessed such devotion and passion to anything in my life.

In all of Africa just two people (those who share her devotion to the chimpanzees) are anything but moral wrecks.

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Gregory's actions were shaped more than anything by his devotion to St. Peter and his belief that the pope was Peter's successor.