Sentence examples for devotion to children from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that explains his devotion to children.

His devotion to children was reflected in his service as a Trustee of Ramapo Anchorage Camp, a UJA-Federation beneficiary.

Devotion to children is a wonderful thing, but it can seem a little too wonderful when proclaimed by politicians.

There was a time, not long ago, when a priest's devotion to children would elicit a smile of approval rather than a shudder of suspicion and dread.

His devotion to children and families in this country and throughout the world has touched the future with an incalculable impact on the lives of so many.

Such scrupulous and selfless devotion to children would not seem out of place in lacrosse-mom precincts like Glen Cove or Montclair.

She used her knowledge of the law and her devotion to child welfare to help found Community Attention, group homes that provided adolescent offenders an alternative to more punitive, and less effective, detention facilities.

The obsessed anti-abortionists in Congress recently showed their godly devotion to child welfare by cutting food stamps.

Devotion to child rights In order to value and institutionalise the work of these community-based structures, this year the Burundian government decided to harmonise, legalise and support them as part of its National Policy for Orphans and Vulnerable Children.

These italicized interviews are scattered throughout the text, and they are occasionally illuminating, as in the passages that concern Young's devotion to his children, two of whom are disabled, to differing degrees of severity: "My life with my children has been quite an experience for me.

There is no question about the couple's devotion to their children.