Sentence examples for devotion to the language from inspiring English sources
With her my strange devotion to the language seems more a vocation than a folly.
Scholarly devotion to the language, also shown by Catholic exiles such as Gruffydd Robert, was accompanied by new interest in Welsh antiquities, and the work of the 16th-century historians Humphrey Llwyd, David Powel, George Owen, and their successors conserved the heritage of the Middle Ages and laid the foundations of modern historical scholarship.
Pope Francis has a special devotion to "The Holy Family".
By the time Brodsky returned to Leningrad, he was a mature poet, whose brand of dissidence was an implacable disdain for the Soviet regime and an enduring devotion to the Russian language.
But some advocates for the deaf say that a fervent devotion to the exclusive use of sign language by many of the deaf has helped foster a little known and surprising problem: The average 18-year-old deaf American reads at a fourth-grade level.
One tradition that has persisted, however, is devotion to the war gods, known in the Zuni language as Ahayuda (pronounced ah-ha-YOU-dah, with the accented vowel elongated).
Founded by Alejandro Verón and Hernan Amez, two journalists who host a radio talk show about football, the Church of Maradona operates primarily through the internet and uses religious language to express a deep devotion to the Argentinian sportsman.
Founded by Alejandro Verón and Hernan Amez, two journalists who host a radio talk show about soccer, the Church of Maradona operates primarily through the internet and uses religious language to express a deep devotion to the Argentinian sportsman.
Devotion to the skulls still exists today.
