Sentence examples for devotion to liberalism from inspiring English sources

He not only charted the course of his son's research and proofed his early books; he also passed on his devotion to liberalism, contempt for Communism and yearning to broaden historical perspectives.

In the novel that made Houellebecq famous, "Les Particules Élémentaires" (1998), he proposed that a society with an unchecked devotion to economic liberalism and erotic libertinism would come to a daylong oscillation between fucking and finance, where bankers would literally break their backs in the act of having sex for the hundredth time that day.

But he also embarks on a passionate affair with a lecturer, Deedee Osgood, who in her devotion to sex, drugs and rock'n'roll embodies the seductions of liberalism.

They carried with them elements of traditional folk that have been a part of popular music ever since: a devotion to authenticity (or an approximation thereof), an inclination to leftist politics (or a vague liberalism), and, above all, a faith in the folk ethic -- the notion that music is a democratic, amateur art, a mode of vernacular expression available to anyone without formal training.

Her devotion to Koestler was absolute.

His devotion to family was unsurpassed.

That's devotion to the game.

"Life is devotion to an idea".

Devotion to particular rules can be fanatical.

This symbolizes devotion to God.

"A devotion to an absence".