Sentence examples for devotion uses from inspiring English sources

Howard Norman's stilted new novel, "Devotion," uses many of the same ingredients that his magical 1994 book, "The Bird Artist," did: a thematic bird motif (this time it's swans), an isolated Canadian backdrop, a suddenly fractured family and a plot that involves a short-lived marriage and a series of events that leads to an unexpected act of violence.

Devotion uses American-grown, non-GMO corn and is sugar-free.

(His devotion to using his f pawn on the first move, as White or Black, is so pronounced that he uses the name "fpawn" for his Web site, his blog and his Twitter account).

Still I do not understand Mr. Lepage's devotion to using body doubles.

"If we turn a blind eye and a deaf ear when totalitarian regimes brutalize the hopes and dreams of people, we demean the valor of every person who struggles for human dignity and freedom--and all those who have given the last full measure of devotion". Reagan used the speech to stress his defense buildup as well as his foreign policy.

Innovative, automated patient guidance and engagement solutions, such as AI-enabled medication adherence to observe patient devotion by using advanced facial recognition and motion-sensing software, have started to automate one of the major healthcare processes of directly observed therapy (DOT).

Those were the good times Then: "In the process of time, however, men left such devotion and used songs and dances and fell into lechery and gluttony, turning the good, holy devotion into sin".

In the context of 17th century devotional writing, Rollin uses the Devotions to demonstrate that, in his view, such writings were "more public than private, [serving as] vehicles for the diagnosis of spiritual malaise and as sources of remedies".

any qualified taxpayer who materially participates in the diversion and devotion to conservation uses required under a 1983 payment-in-kind program shall be treated as materially participating in the operation of such land during such crop year.

Turns out lomography is a cult of devotion to what used to be an obscure Russian camera called the "Lomo Kompakt Automat".

A devotion book is used as a way to grow closer to God and learn more about the Christian life.