Sentence examples for human devotion from inspiring English sources

For his service to Rama, Hanuman is upheld as a model for all human devotion (bhakti).

He likens the webs as well to human devotion and love.

Landis has seamlessly interwoven his text with ideas (about language and music, genius, imagination and the nature of human devotion) that are very much his own.

The sacred tales of his various relations with her manifestations led his worshipers to view human devotion as parallel to divine love and hence as universal, eternal, and sanctified.

His other novels include the innovative The Trojan Horse (1937), a combination of prose, verse, and dramatic dialogue that satirized human devotion to luxury, and the sentimental best-seller Kitty Foyle (1939), about an office girl and a socialite youth.

He has studied humans' devotion to certain brands for years, and has noticed something peculiar about Tesla fandom: it's kind of a cult.

As a champion of human rights, his devotion to this subject was spurred by the nightmare of the Holocaust and his commitment to world order and to Jewish tradition that instills a passion for human worth and dignity.

As Naameh (a sorely underwritten role), Connelly anchors everything in credible human emotion, the devotion and anguish that her raging spouse inspires in her allowing us to engage with him.

In the Dublin sunlight, the figure of the poet in his hillside garden above San Francisco Bay merged with the figure of Oedipus toiling up the wooded slope at Colonus, only to disappear in the blink of an eye: when I looked he was there in all his human bulk and devotion, when I looked again he was not to be seen - and yet he was not entirely absent.

Rather, songs lament the loss of human touch, express devotion to the spirit of music.

An Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters awarded by the Graduate Center in 1994 acknowledged his devotion to human rights around the world and his dedication to lifelong learning.