Sentence examples for devotion to taking from inspiring English sources

A scary wild card slithering and hissing like a coiled snake through the second half of the film is Maguire (Jude Law), a ghoulish hit man and photojournalist with a fanatical devotion to taking pictures of dead bodies.

Again, I don't mean that parents need to be perfect in any of these areas or in the area of self-love, but that there's a deep devotion to taking responsibility for your own healing so that you can provide a healthy role model for your child for what it means to show up for oneself and others with love and compassion.

But it takes devotion to get such artlessness right.

It takes devotion to engage properly with football, to watch MOTD and feel like you know what's going on.

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.

Harry's devotion begins to take unsettling turns, and the long-faced Michel, who looks like one of the Gallagher brothers from the rock group Oasis, is disturbed by it.

Devotion to her took a variety of forms, but perhaps none were lovelier than illuminated manuscripts.

In the shocking moral void that Bond describes, Len's devotion to Pam takes on an heroic quality.

Born in Fort Wayne, Ind., she attended Mount Holyoke College, where her devotion to food took root, and is now the senior farm assistant at Added Value, an urban farm located opposite the Ikea in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

Of course Ms. Wasserstein's devotion to theater took its purest and most enduring form in her writing for the stage, which allowed her the freedom to explore the evolving lives of American women with a fluidity and frankness that befitted the complex experience she was writing about.

"The devotion to John takes over people's lives.