Really, though, it's a celebration of focused devotion, an ecstatic roar.
The focused devotion of a dog, when it occurs (and not all dogs are capable of it), is one of the most moving of all the gifts that we receive from animals - all the more moving for not being truly a gift but rather a need.
There is total and utter focus and devotion," she said.
In a space marked by soaring windows, exposed brick walls, tattersall upholstery and a beautiful old cider press, regional American food is now the focus of devotion.
Theologians of these schools argue that such futuristic notions motivate Christians and the scholars among them to clarify their language, refine their historical understandings, and focus their devotion and spirituality.
And when I realized J. C. was ferocious in his focus and devotion to detail, I thought, this is a guy who I can give myself over to as an actor, which I was longing for.
Y'all still with me, right?" Though the broadcast was less than three hours, it felt right that she was questioning her audience's focus and devotion: Were we with her?
Few women in the Bible are more interesting, inspiring and the focus of devotion as Mary, mother of Jesus.
Over the next century the Vikings of York and the north became gradually Christianized, and Cuthbert's shrine became a focus of devotion among them also.
It was renewed as a focus for devotion with the patronage of Queen Margaret, who also became important after her canonisation in 1250 and the ceremonial transfer of her remains to Dunfermline Abbey, as one of most revered national saints.
Instead of allowing yourself to be pulled in a million directions, focus your devotion on your true passion, goals, and the people and things which matter most in your life.
