Sentence examples for from its devotion to from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely that anyone will wrench the Royal from its devotion to the classics.

An example in cinema is The Usual Suspects, whose surprising success stemmed from its devotion to plot and its willingness to deceive the audience quite as comprehensively as its villain was deceiving the detectives.

The movie is rather prim, too, shying from sexual heat, and its devotion to correct attire is both touching and telling; with Isabel swathed in beach-friendly knitwear and hats, and Tom rarely devoid of a collar and tie, they must be the first lovers on record to greet their blessed seclusion by adding more clothes rather than ripping them off.

Like the Lonely Planet guides that it sends up, the Molvania guide is obsessive in its devotion to detail, from the fake maps inside the cover to the conversion charts for preposterous weights and measures.

The sharpness, it turns out, stems from his devotion to the idea of the studio as a site of catharsis.

Kelley's philosophy hatched from his devotion to statistical analysis.

But, as his friends knew, by far his greatest joy came from his devotion to Sierra.

She became enamored with his wry sense of humor, partly honed from his devotion to "Seinfeld" reruns.

To confuse matters further, Flaminia, a lady of the court, falls for the earthy charms of Arlequin, and she must woo him from his devotion to Sylvia.

WB Yeats is only one author to have spun literary gold from his devotion to a determinedly platonic friend (her name was Maud Gonne).

We could just as likely have more job creation as a result of green technology and design while simultaneously cleaning up the mess left from our devotion to its non-sustainable predecessors.