Sentence examples for devotion to that from inspiring English sources

In times like these, it's devotion to that belief that gives me hope.

The Eighties blasted so much of this Victorian influence away, ironic given Margaret Thatcher's reputed devotion to that era.

Some of these shows are better than others, but they all live and die by their devotion to that old Freudian concept of "the uncanny".

The dead had set a task for the living -- that we "take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion".

Although Somerset-born (he spoke its vowels rather than those of Cambridge), on becoming a Shropshire MP, his devotion to that innermost of English counties was complete.

Slices of grilled portobello mushroom atop greens coated with a goat cheese dressing required an all-out devotion to that cheese.

It was that squeamishness — not devotion to Obama — that made us slow to the Jeremiah Wright story, though we eventually gave it the attention it deserved.

There's a crazy devotion to quality that is behind being the best [and we share that in those stories].

As for his general devotion to medicine, that was easily explained.

It was Galamian's devotion to teaching that inspired Miss DeLay to give it a try.

Some sports fans call Cleveland "Believeland" because of the city's devotion to teams that never win (the recent Cavaliers championship aside).