Sentence examples for devotion with which from inspiring English sources

Young Catholics describe with phosphorescent enthusiasm the delicacy and devotion with which Ratzinger celebrates Mass.

Set to rock, rap or folk music, they mine parallels between Mr. Chávez and his hero, the Venezuelan independence leader Simón Bolívar, and resonate with the religious devotion with which some of his followers regard him.

The devotion with which he went about his unending work, his labors to the point of total exhaustion, suggested something spiritual, even religious: one colleague called his efforts "a miracle"; Isenberg speaks of "divine inspiration".

IT is yet too early to look for a full and satisfactory biography of one who in the pages of American history will occupy a place second only to Washington, both for services rendered to his country and for the integrity and simple-hearted devotion with which he served her.

The men in this Mary's midst aren't Ms. Metcalf's match (Trevor White's Jamie Jr., the elder of her two sons, seems particularly at sea), though one could argue that they aren't given the amalgam of paranoia and suspicion, fretfulness and devotion, with which to make an impact.

The fervour that attended his third win in a row at Silverstone had the air of the devotion with which they took to Nigel Mansell's win after he clocked fastest lap after fastest lap to chase and then gloriously pass Nelson Piquet up the inside of Stowe in 1987.

But in the same breath, William praised the "pious devotion... with which the pilgrims drew near to the holy places, the exultation of heart and happiness of spirit with which they kissed the memorials of the Lord's sojourn on earth".

"Lenny's Playlist" should be lauded for Bernstein's devotion to music with which he did not fully sympathize.

I like to think, though, that being haunted by that macabre book led to my daughter's fanatical devotion to fairy tales, with which she now alarms her dolls.

The open, around-the-ear headphones have developed an almost cult-like devotion to the accuracy with which they reproduce studio sound.

While many people like to think of Tartuffe as a 17th-century farce, when viewed through a contemporary lens it becomes a stinging indictment of both religious hypocrisy and the blind devotion and unspeakable stupidity with which gullible souls turn their lives over to religious charlatans.