Sentence examples for emphasized devotion from inspiring English sources

Ephraem further emphasized devotion to the Virgin Mary, particularly her sinlessness and exemplary fidelity.

The Amidist sects spawned cults that emphasized devotion to particular intercessory figures who had initially been considered ancillary in the overall Pure Land Buddhist pantheon.

A third branch, the Shinsei, emphasizes devotion to the Buddha Amida.

Whereupon Gallagher embarks on his own equally impressionistic survey of these letters, finding that they emphasize devotion to the Union.

He emphasized "love, devotion and surrender" and recommended that his disciples nurture their spirituality by taking on seemingly impossible physical challenges.

Bloglovin raised a Series A from New York City-based incubator betaworks and others last summer, and at the time, Swenson emphasized the devotion of the Bloglovin community.

During the late 6th and 7th centuries, iconodule emperors had viewed themselves in a pietistic fashion, emphasizing their devotion and subservience to God.

Ms. Scott is five months pregnant, a fact that only emphasizes her devotion to her work -- as if this needed any more emphasis.

If you write with tact and affection, omit any discussion of their lush life, praise your friends' magnanimity and emphasize your devotion to family, such a note could mollify your friends.

It emphasizes his devotion to work, both personally and in his record, highlighting legislation that shows his compassion for working-class Americans and veterans — and his toughness with welfare recipients.

Time and again, he would enact the song as well as sing it, taking one knee in gratitude to the object of affection, taking both knees to emphasize his devotion, to the audience, to the musicians, to the song.