Sentence examples for growing devotion to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tsarnaev portrayed his quitting as a reflection of the sport's incompatibility with his growing devotion to Islam.

"The growing devotion to the Virgin is a visible testimony of her presence in the soul of the Cuban people," he said.

In 2011, the British-born, Los Angeles-based writer Simon Reynolds published a much debated book called Retromania, which examined pop music's growing devotion to revivals, reissues and reunions.

Who knew of the married couple's growing devotion to jihad?

All had local governments with elections open to most free men, with a growing devotion to the ancient rights of Englishmen and a sense of self-government stimulating support for republicanism.

But if the rapidly lengthening list is a testament to Indonesia's growing devotion, it has also become a source of one of its perennial problems: corruption.

Sikhs wear turbans to represent piety, spirituality, courage, self-respect and honour, and allow their hair to grow to symbolise devotion to God.

Khan refused, and grew annoyed at her devotion to activist causes.

Develop a devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

He, for his part, was growing tired of her enthusiastic devotion to sculpting artistic figurines, which she fired in a kiln in their back yard.

This year, he told his lawyers that he began growing a beard out of devotion to his Muslim faith, although Army regulations prohibit soldiers from wearing beards.