Sentence examples for devotion to religious from inspiring English sources

Gingrich argues for proving our devotion to religious liberty by taking it hostage: "There should be no mosque near Ground Zero in New York so long as there are no churches or synagogues in Saudi Arabia".

But along the street in Boulaq, what was often heard from uncomprehending voters, some asking neighbors at the polling stations whom they should vote for, was not fervor for an Islamist state or devotion to religious law, but rather a sense that other ideologies had failed.

Traditionally, one of the hallmarks of a successful presidential candidacy has been a high-profile devotion to religious faith, so not surprisingly, every Republican in the running for 2012 claims to be a true believer.

Esti is trapped with a paunchy, neurotic husband she doesn't love by her devotion to her religious belief.

But the Lubavitchers' intense inward looking spirituality -- some in Crown Heights still believe the rebbe may yet return as a Messiah -- their devotion to family and religious ritual largely ensures they live separately from their black neighbors.

Radiohead are a band who inspire the kind of devotion better suited to religious entities, and maybe because of that, have always been about their fans.

Michael is not by any means a flagrant kook, but he is clearly man with major "issues," and the implicit suggestion that evangelical faith is born of spiritual or emotional poverty might seem to reduce religious devotion to a textbook pathology.

In recent interviews, he has artfully tied his religious devotion to broader social concerns.

The staff, which increased from 320 to 410 in that time, have an almost religious devotion to lean manufacturing.

Gabrielle had it hardest, with a blind husband at home and a daughter who is a daily affront to her almost religious devotion to bella figura.

When they start again, continue your religious devotion to deadheading so they will keep flowering cheerfully right until hard frost finally takes them.