Sentence examples similar to devotion to defend from inspiring English sources
He also attempted to reassure the former vice president and the assembled crowd that the administration shares their devotion to defending the country.
The identity of the rider in second place would have pleased him, too: it was Peter Sagan, the 22-year-old Slovak prodigy who had secured the green jersey that Cavendish himself became the first British rider to win last year, and which he had been unable to defend through his devotion to helping his team leader win the yellow jersey.
In a speech at a monument to Masaryk on the 150th anniversary of his birth, Mr. Havel praised his tolerance and humanity, devotion to freedom and democracy and willingness to defend them, by force if necessary.
As the boy's concern about decreasing the national debt becomes more and more questionable, his father is forced to defend his son's devotion to the cause.
"Tonight, I am asking you to defend our very dangerous southern border out of love and devotion to our fellow citizens and to our country," the president said to an audience that reached about 47 million.
A group that comes together to defend the profound importance of common cause on common ground, while allowing still for our very varied devotion to different trails, and particular questions.
It is poignant, to say the least, that Puerto Ricans "served with such devotion even while denied a vote for the president and members of Congress who determine when, where and how they are asked to defend our freedoms".
