The strong feelings and devotion often associated with loyalty have led some to assert that loyalty is only or primarily a feeling or sentiment an affective bondedness that may express itself in deeds though more as an epiphenomenon than as its core.
What was the mistaken viewpoint which, despite honesty of feelings and devotion to work, brought the production to a perversion of reality, making it politically insubstantial and consequently inartistic?" Eisenstein's Bezhin Meadow has had a rich legacy of responses and criticism since its original production.
At dances, we danced to "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and "Seconds" and "I Will Follow," thinking about the Troubles and nuclear war and devotion, feeling riled up, worldly, and serious at once.
Neitzsche warned, when he said that "God is dead," that the decline of the feeling of awe towards, and devotion to, religion would lead to nihilism--a sense of meaninglessness.
The present exhibition wisely doesn't try, opting instead for a display of artworks that trade less in conventional ideas of religious faith than in a wider feeling of profound awe, respect and devotion.
According to his friend and biographer Donald Creighton, Innis's character was moulded by the Church: The strict sense of values and the feeling of devotion to a cause, which became so characteristic of him in later life, were derived, in part at least, from the instruction imparted so zealously and unquestioningly inside the severely unadorned walls of the Baptist Church at Otterville.
If you want to celebrate Gurpurab, be humble and participate.Only then you would be open to feelings of devotion and peace.
Peeta's love is initially a feeling, an emotion, overwhelming, that inspires his loyalty and devotion.
The error in Church's reply was equating Santa, the mythical jolly bearer of gifts for kiddies, with love, generosity, and devotion, the best and deepest of our feelings.
Imagine a book-length exploration of Jane Conrad's feelings of anxiety and helplessness, devotion and dread, and you'll get a sense of Lily Koppel's latest work of nonfiction, "The Astronaut Wives Club," essentially a retelling of "The Right Stuff" and Norman Mailer's "Of a Fire on the Moon" from the perspective of the women behind the spacemen.
