Sentence examples similar to devout tribute from inspiring English sources

In a sense all of Bruckner's music is a tribute to his devout faith, but the 9th dares something darker, more doubting, more apocalyptic, and more ear-shatteringly aggressive and even deliberately ugly than he had attempted before.

There, boomers intent on reliving the 1960s can do so with Strawberry Fields, a mop-topped and costumed Beatles tribute act that's devout in its approximation.

It's a tribute album of Tharpe's repertory: devout standards like "This Train" along with a few secular ones.

But that theme is often put aside by the persistence of an almost devout homage being paid to the world and to what we make of it, a tribute to Kircher's "all consuming desire".

He was also, however, a devout Jamesian, and in "The Green Room," from 1978, which screens at the Film Society of Lincoln Center Oct. 15-16, he pays tribute to the writer in tones more impassioned than morose.

Devout Jew.

He was devout – quite conventionally devout.

He is deeply devout.

Five were devout Christians.

Are you devout?

Both were devout Methodists.