Sentence examples for devotion to getting from inspiring English sources
Her presence in the courtroom, including her initial outburst at the first hearing, displayed her passion and devotion to getting her sister justice.
Obama, as shown by his devotion to getting the Affordable Care Act passed and his efforts to have revenues increased as part of the recent debt deal is possessed of both occasional flashes of humanity and the pragmatism necessary to appoint Supreme Court Justices.
His catalogues resembled punk fanzines 30 years before punk, and, if his work sometimes appeared roughshod and haphazard, one should remember that it took immense devotion to get it to look as accidental as it did.
The remedy is to hold the intention for your love and devotion to get better over the years.
To prove her devotion, Jessica agreed to get a tattoo.
The MP added: "What the public have seen is a family in all of its truth and its honesty and its devotion to trying to get, in Phil's case, his brother back unharmed from these dreadful circumstances.
This has come, I'm sure, as a hell of a shock them, as it has to everybody else". The MP added: "What the public have seen is a family in all of its truth and its honesty and its devotion to trying to get, in Phil's case, his brother back unharmed from these dreadful circumstances.
"The fact it has only happened now does not take away from our devotion or dedication to get results.
He doesn't feel worthy of your love, and his dramatic declarations are a way of testing your devotion, of trying to get you to reassure him that you care and that you're never going to leave.
Fictional depictions of the Secret Service and other government organizations usually highlight employees' devotion to duty and getting an important job done.
