Sentence examples for devotion to one another from inspiring English sources

They become known as the Fab Four, almost cultlike in their devotion to one another.

A group home of 20 supportive men and women, all working to display their deep and abiding devotion to one another, would seem to suit that need perfectly.

Their devotion to one another has forced me to look at my own marriage and whether it too could sustain a lifetime.

No one has a monopoly on language, and if gay people wish to use the word "marriage" to solemnize their devotion to one another and legalize their financial commitments, they should have every right in the world to do so.

The McKays share bluff Irish good looks, fierce devotion to one another, and — by reputation, anyway — formidable tempers.

Stephens spins a tightly paced, engaging yarn, even if his prose can be lurchingly expository (too often, for example, the narrator reminds us of the siblings' fierce devotion to one another, rather than let their actions speak for themselves).

Investors often develop a cultlike devotion to one investment guru or another.

Texas Football also offers statewide rankings, glossy photo spreads, all-state teams; while Sports Illustrated and ESPN must worry about the broadest possible audience, geographically and athletically, Texas Football relies on its readers' utter, mad devotion to one sport in one place.

They are creating mini-societies, each with a common devotion to one regime, and along with it the giddy sense of being in on something new, of belonging to a group that's cool.

So I'll just say that true nerds can rejoice in their complete devotion to one of the world's nerdiest creations as they spray some "Tiberius" on their wrists.

If that's not devotion to one's art, I don't know what is.