Sentence examples for evidence of devotion from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many believe that living a sober life, free of risk and excess and recklessness, is evidence of devotion to a higher power.

But firm evidence of devotion to deities became visible only in the New Kingdom, reaching a peak late in that era.

Presented close-up with this evidence of her devotion, I swear the old-school singer blanches a little.

England's limited democratic experiments could be used by Catholics as evidence of their devotion to American notions of freedom in a period when Catholic loyalty to the nation was suspect.

Such communities, past and present, put great emphasis on external evidence of religious devotion, and this tends to fuel hypocrisy.

Some sources would have us date women's matrilineal and matriarchal rule much further into the Neolithic millennia, or even the Paleolithic centamillennia, given that the evidence of a devotion to the female form in art appears to extend further back into prehistory than we can possibly know.

Haag offers anecdotal evidence of Sarah's devotion to spiritualism and suggests that with this construction, she battled the ghost-victims haunting the Winchesters.

When he tries to pass this off as evidence of his mad devotion to the team, he'll have true-blue Giants fans who've taken out second mortgages to buy tickets hurling their copies off the 50-story construction sites where they're reading on their lunch breaks.

Here's further evidence of our digital devotion: One in five pet owners would even sacrifice a 30-day supply of cuddles for the sake of their smartphone, according to a recent HuffPost/YouGov poll.

But White House officials cite two major vehicle emissions rules, the pipeline delay and the president's stated promise to carry through on other clean air measures as evidence of the administration's devotion to their causes.

He is also, on the evidence of this act of scholarly devotion, an unofficial cheerleader in chief.