Sentence examples for devotion trust from inspiring English sources

"Oxytocin is a neuropeptide, which basically promotes feelings of devotion, trust and bonding," DePauw University psychologist Matt Hertenstein told NPR. "It really lays the biological foundation and structure for connecting to other people".

Essential concepts linked to this attitudinal approach are a holistic view of humankind, participation, commitment and devotion, trust, concern, confirmation, encouragement, support and empowerment.

He is sure, he says, that God rewards devotion, that trust can bridge religious differences and, perhaps most important, that if you spend much time with another person, you can see into the heart.

The conception of all other religions as "idolatry" (i.e., as rendering absolute devotion or trust to what is less than divine) has often served to justify the destructive and fanatical action of the religion that is considered to be the only true one.

Let other breeds come and go; anyone who has ever owned a poodle knows there is simply no other breed that can give you the amazing intelligence, absolute love, constant loyalty and devotion, sweet trust and concern that you get from a poodle.

Their kisses are heartfelt, making their unity, their devotion to and trust in one another, palpable.

In most ways it was an act of trust, devotion and faith.

But I want you to know I am among the many people in this country who believe in you and are behind you with trust and devotion".

In the scenes of this adorable, happy little boy reaching out to his father, you can feel a bond of trust and devotion deepening into a lifelong attachment.

His early life not only taught him devotion to work and trust of family and friends, but gave him many of the unique mannerisms, moods and language of the street that he later took to the screen with so much success.

I can't offer you anything in your cell except my devotion as your reader, my trust in better times, and my distant but sincere friendship.