Sentence examples for devotion to bring from inspiring English sources

But QAnon has attracted a following with enough energy and devotion to bring their delusions into real life ― and as we know with conspiracy theories like Pizzagate, that doesn't end well.

We celebrate his 30 years of extraordinary service and his tireless devotion to bringing the highest quality of medical care to the communities we serve.

Ange has expanded her worldview through frequent travel around the globe, where she has discovered new cultures and met new people that have helped to develop her devotion to bringing about global change.

What was the mistaken viewpoint which, despite honesty of feelings and devotion to work, brought the production to a perversion of reality, making it politically insubstantial and consequently inartistic?" Eisenstein's Bezhin Meadow has had a rich legacy of responses and criticism since its original production.

His devotion, however, seems to bring out her gentleness.

Survived by her three sons; Doctors Fred, Robert and Gerald Weber and their wives Karen and Mary Ann; a daughter Lynda Heller, seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren and her cherished Bernard and Lorraine and Marvin and Rose whose unselfish devotion never failing to bring a big smile to her face.

In the 19th century the devotion of Charles Lamb helped to bring the Anatomy into favour with the Romantics.

Katie has tried to bring warmth and devotion to this uncomfortable practice, ministering to Devon like an acolyte.

She pauses and gazes at Ella, who stares back with total canine devotion: "Having said that, I would love to bring in a donkey.

Once she knows Rhett's the one for her, she resolves to bring him back home and earn his devotion once more.

He thought his devotion to Callista would bring him political redemption.