Sentence examples for evident devotion from inspiring English sources

Her pregnancy divides her family, despite Digby's evident devotion to her and eventually to Hélène, born late in 1915.

"K" With his rendering of ROCK, he has won the admiration of his grandfather for his evident devotion to earth science.

But there is an evident devotion to opera and its composers in the company's work, and the intimacy of the company's theater is an attraction as well.

Mr. Spielberg, a man with an evident devotion to Judaism and a box-office name, is also a master of spectacle.

Their evident devotion to Mr. Malick's exacting, idiosyncratic vision — the care with which they help coax his ideas into vivid cinematic reality — is in its way as moving as the images themselves, which flow and sway to equally sublime music.

But there is an evident devotion to opera and its composers in the company's work, as well as an intimacy that should well serve the symbolic world of Mozart's "Magic Flute," performed here in English.

It's hard to reconcile Rodriquez's evident maternal devotion with her tabloid infamy as the "teen who carried dead tot into store" almost three years ago, according to the New York Post.

And she was 92 when her dreams came true on Thursday night, when she met Portland point guard Damian Lillard just hours after a social media campaign made evident her devotion to the team.

Her dedication to the advancement of opportunities for women and her belief in sisterhood were evident in her devotion to friendships, and her boundless enthusiasm for mentoring many young women whom she nurtured professionally.

But even as Robinson's deep and unsentimental fondness for Ames and Boughton is as evident as their devotion to each other, her judgment of them and what they represent is uncompromising and severe.

One sign of Chinese devotion is evident in the number of followers he has on Sina Weibo, the country's most popular microblog service.