Sentence examples for devotion to raising from inspiring English sources
His appeal was enhanced by his devotion to raising two young children alone after his wife died in a car crash, and by his improbable survival of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
Botnets aside, our devotion to computers raises issues.
There were times, he admitted, when he grasped the amount of full-time devotion it took to raise a child and felt relief that the job was not his.
Thomas was a henchman: devotion to James Callaghan had raised him above his merits; Thatcher, with her combination of gush and command, was a bright flower to his worker bee, and he had become her creature.
Their devotion continued with campaigns to raise a slightly surreal statue of Sidebottom in leafy Timperley and to fund the Being Frank documentary.
Dorothea thinks that her own devotions aren't enough to raise Jamie, and her sense of self-doubt is itself creative: she recruits Abbie and Julie to help her raise him.
His unadulterated devotion to his political cause raises uncomfortable questions about his very suitability for the office to which he aspires.
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In their budget resolution, Republicans agreed to abandon their longstanding devotion to a balanced budget by allowing their tax cuts to raise the national deficit by up to $1.5 trillion, making it easier to pass something eventually.
His unadulterated devotion to his political cause always raised uncomfortable questions about his suitability for 10 Downing Street.
