Sentence examples for devout attention from inspiring English sources

But the audience never stood up and boogied, preferring to remain seated and watch with the devout attention that Russians give to any cultural enterprise.

Some science centers treat environmentalism with almost devout attention, eager to drive home homilies, so it is a novelty to see it treated in this hall, as it is in other parts of the Perot, as one subject among many.

Both lies, of course, but conveniently mouthed as a clear message to their cross-river rivals: you may have a new organizational deity whose middle name is Lord, but if you want our devout attention, see us come spring.

Malick finds his vaulting spans in immediate vision: he films in a quasi-documentary manner, mixing his world-renowned stars with local residents and filming them on location with a devout attention to the natural landscape and modest, everyday, even banal settings (strip malls, tract housing, offices and stores, laundromats and restaurants of small-town streets).

Getting there fast, sometimes even before the cops made it, was a matter of being ever at the ready: he lived in a room a few steps from Police Headquarters, in lower Manhattan, paying devout attention to the special police- and fire-department radio channels, and he slept in his clothes.

The year is 1988, as we can tell from the big hair and the bad graphics in René's TV spot for a new soda, and from the devout attention that he and Simon pay to their first microwave, popping in an apple and waiting to see what happens.

Some said to not give them any attention, while the devout ones were confident that Allah will show them the right path," he added.

Outside of the devout fanboys, no one should really care.

Most of them were devout Mohammedans, but there was one who particularly got our friend's attention.

Mr. Crumb may be irreverent, but in his attention to every detail of word and image he is as devout as any medieval manuscript illuminator.

Other Republicans, exploiting wafer-thin majorities in Congress, gave less attention to major appropriations bills than to drafting constitutional amendments that might confound the most devout Tea Partier.