Angelo had a devotion to the University of Pennsylvania's Research team pursuing a cure for FOP, a disease that afflicts his beloved grandson, Ian.
We would almost wager a fiver that, unbeknownst to himself, he is rarely frank, suffers from inhibitions, and has a devotion to mediocrity that it has brought him at last into the want-ad section of a literary-and revolving disc weekly.
It is true that restaurant chains like Chipotle, which has a devotion to explaining the origins of its ingredients that brings to mind the "Portlandia" sketch about a chicken dinner, and Subway, where customers plan their own sandwiches and watch them being assembled, are doing better among the millennials than traditional sit-down restaurants and fast-food chains.
We would almost wager a fiver that, unbeknownst to himself, he is rarely frank, suffers from inhibitions, and has a devotion to mediocrity that it has brought him at last into the want-ad section of a literary-and revolving disc weekly..
He has a "devotion to anything related to human evolution and more specifically, Africa," writes Domínguez-Rodrigo in an e-mail to Science Careers.
He has a devotion to St. Josemaria, and he prayed before his relics for 45 minutes, when he once visited the church of the prelature in Rome.
As a fan, it makes little sense to have such a devotion to your sporting event of choice that you have real anger.
Many feature films are produced each year, mostly in the Punjabi and Urdu languages, and Pakistanis have developed a devotion to movies produced in India despite the political differences between the two countries.
Moseley pointed out that Bernstein had included at least one piece of 20th-century music on each of his programs and had exhibited a devotion to living composers throughout his career.
