Sentence examples for devotion to the play from inspiring English sources

In the Passion-play town, indifference is not an option.But Oberammergau's devotion to the play is undimmed, and not just because it brings in money and tourists.

This revival, directed by Estelle Parsons with great devotion to the play, both captures the socially relevant style of '30s theater and demonstrates why Anderson now seems so plodding and preachy.

Mr. Cole and Mr. Zollo also issued this statement: "We regret the circumstances that caused Shia's departure from 'Orphans.' Shia is a gifted actor whose full preparation to undertake the role of Treat demonstrated his respect and devotion to the play.

Having coached rowers who have gone on to compete at a national level, members say that Graeme's devotion to the sport has played a major part in the club's success.

The taste for monsters had vanished, and no other screen idols had taken their place; rather, baseball players had, and fear, dread, and regressive taboo-breaking gave way to awe, reverence, and devotion (to the New York Mets, who played just a few minutes' drive from home — though the way they played in those days was really pretty monstrous too).

Pat was untiring in her devotion to The Botanical Garden, playing a leading role in The Garden's renaissance over the last 17 years.

A method actor, he is known for his attention to detail and devotion to the roles he plays.

And whatever is thought of Kazan's politics, what he'll be remembered for is his unequalled devotion to the directing of films and plays, the crossover command of both mediums he achieved.

These values include such things as individualism, notions of fair play, and devotion to the principle of equality of opportunity.

Knowing why they love playing will refuel their desire to play and their devotion to the game.

This will fuel your desire to play and your devotion to the game.