Sentence examples for devotion to the whole from inspiring English sources

(Quick, off the top of your head: is Middlemarch better than Bleak House?) On the other, there is our rightful devotion to the whole "ta-da" business: the pronouncement, the trumpet blare, the laying of the laurel wreath on the most gifted head in the arena.

Pope Francis has a special devotion to "The Holy Family".

Having decided to spend their first moments in power proclaiming their devotion to the Constitution, Republican leaders might at least have read the whole thing.

"The whole history of polar exploration is populated by maniacs," he said in a phone interview, explaining his devotion to the collecting field.

That's devotion to the game.

He demonstrates more devotion to the truth than to fiction.

Her devotion to the arts included architecture, ceramics and dance.

Confucian ethics demanded filial devotion to the old regime.

Simeon advocated total devotion to the study of the Torah.

Devotion to the Magi was especially fervent in the Middle Ages.

But my devotion to the game waned over time.