Sentence examples for enduring devotion to from inspiring English sources

We've read about her enduring devotion to her father, Otto; her contentious relationship with her mother, Edith; her competitive feelings toward her sister, Margot.

There is an innocence – an almost monastic purity – about Ant's enduring devotion to pop; after coming off antidepressants a few years ago, he began performing live again, playing modest venues, often unannounced, and later this year he will release a new album.

Still, to this debacle Goldman wryly ascribes his two major commitments: first, his enduring devotion to the traditions of Orthodox Judaism, his only unbroken home; and second, his vocation as journalist (he teaches at the Columbia School of Journalism), which he chalks up to a lifetime of hearing both sides of every issue.

George strengthened our community immeasurably through his thoughtful and enduring devotion to his alma mater.

By the time Brodsky returned to Leningrad, he was a mature poet, whose brand of dissidence was an implacable disdain for the Soviet regime and an enduring devotion to the Russian language.

But the New York Film Festival is, in effect, the movie year's high holidays, and Lincoln Center remains the bully pulpit for the enduring devotion to the art of the cinema.

Stephen Adams, long a loyal and active volunteer, has demonstrated enduring devotion and uncommon generosity to his alma mater.

Doctors have likened their enduring, unreciprocated devotion to the NHS to an abusive relationship.

A remarkable couple, Marnie and Don's enduring love and devotion to each other had a way of embracing everyone around them.

"May this bell ring and sound forth the hope and resolve of our two nations in their common devotion to enduring prosperity, liberty and peace".

But one of the most curious things about those who support him most is not their disappointments – given their high hopes for him, that's to be expected – but their enduring devotion in the face of those disappointments.